Sentence examples for point of resigned from inspiring English sources

Now, in stage three, as pleasant old Time magazine is reduced to an icon on AOL, the naysayers are reaching the point of resigned acceptance.

While the media spent months doing everything in their power to surround that multi-million dollar mismatch with enough shadow and mirrors to create the illusion of a true contest, the build-up coverage to this season's SPFL began at a point of resigned realism.

Mr Grayling was understood to be on the point of resigning from the Government two weeks ago to take on a leading role in the Out campaign.

William Hague dismissed rumours on Sunday that he had been on the point of resigning after MPs voted to prevent the UK from taking military action against the Syrian government.

The latest crisis erupted when Mr Trimble announced that he was on the point of resigning from the eight-week old power-sharing government, because no start had been made to decommissioning.Mr Trimble's party's ruling council meets on February 12th.

She got harassed and bullied to the point of resigning her position.

"In the end, for us I felt the government's position was not moving and therefore I had to on a point of principle resign".

"I've kind of resigned myself to that at this point.

In a statement issued recently Mr. Wagner said, "The election of a successor does not mean that the present festival director is put under pressure to announce a specific point of time for resigning".

'…and after hearing the news that we are not going to Mzuzu we were demoralized and we reached a point of wanting to resign and going to maybe Medicins san Frontiers and just concentrate on things like ARVs and HIV issues, because we have been demoralized a lot'.

On Saturday Coyle described the defeat at Millwall as the lowest point of his managerial career but insisted he had no intention of resigning.