Sentence examples for point of resignation from inspiring English sources

I've reflected almost to the point of resignation.

The recent precedent of Colin Powell's reluctant support for the Iraq war shows how important it can be for the secretary to stand up to the White House — even to the point of resignation, as Cyrus Vance did in 1980 over a disagreement with Jimmy Carter.

In the dispute that followed, Markham argued that Scott's command of the whole expedition must be total and unambiguous, and Scott himself was insistent on this to the point of resignation.

And it's this analysis of Israeli society and his own privilege within it that forms the starting point of his resignation.

It's easy to get frustrated to the point of total resignation after a one-two punch like the Harris and Hobby Lobby decisions.

The Ukrainian featherweight, who dazzled his opponent to the point of embarrassment and resignation, fairly lays claim to Mayweather's crown as the best pure boxer on the planet.

It was a further point of concern that resignations and migration continued among Postgraduate Diploma graduates who had started their training after the 2000 coup d' etat, suggesting that despite the stabilization of the political situation, the factors driving resignations and migration were ongoing.

In May 2017, Trump reportedly attacked Sessions in an Oval Office meeting, to the point that Sessions sent a letter of resignation to the White House.

Look at the Observer's report, it said, in which is was claimed that some 20 shadow ministers were on the point of calling for Miliband's resignation.

In his letter of resignation, he said there was no point in trying to place blame or fault for "these situations" and that what was required was a prompt solution: his resignation.

A letter of resignation is generally very brief and to the point.