Sentence examples for point of fighting from inspiring English sources

Over and over, they attempt to get me to fight one of them, but what's the point of fighting with people who aren't in charge of themselves, who are only acting on the orders of the administration?

The square was the focal point of fighting during the 1989 revolution, which led to the end of the dictator's regime.

I just got very upset any time someone would antagonise me to the point of fighting, and I wanted to teach them a lesson.

Mr. Bush, like many young conservatives, had doubts about the war but was nonetheless inclined to support it -- though not necessarily to the point of fighting in it.

But it was clear what the point of fighting the flowers was: the memorial had turned into a sort of public square, a place where two strangers could have this kind of discussion.

Much of the group's manpower remains, mostly because it made a point of fighting at a distance — or not at all — whenever possible despite the fury of the Israeli advance and bombardment.

Liberals have a healthy amount of mistrust of Clinton, and would really like to see an Elizabeth Warren (or perhaps a Bernie Sanders) campaign to challenge Hillary on the finer points of fighting income inequality and Wall Street banks.

The program reduced participants' frequency of threatening to use force by 13 percentage points and of fighting back in response to an attack by 11 percentage points, which correspond to 65 and 25% reductions, respectively, relative to the baseline.

"I was really scuffling at that point, trying to get a release point and kind of fighting to find it".

The bill included points on "fighting stereotypical roles of women that may perpetrate violence", which was instantly contested by conservative MPs obsessed with the nebulous threat of "gender ideology".

Because of its location, it became an early focal point of the fighting.