Customers can be rude to the point of violence.
The starting point of Cézanne was, by contrast, vigorous to the point of violence.
Since the war in Iraq began, Falluja has been a flash point of violence.
Upon hearing it, they became incensed almost to the point of violence and ordered Jesse to leave, which he did.
So are efforts by government to keep diverse religious communities from insulting each other to the point of violence.
His officers had become the focal point of violence, were seriously outnumbered and were "just making it worse", he said.
Even after she marries a tough Army officer, John Frank Robert Walker Branchaudd), Foster won't let go even to the point of violence.
In the effort to adapt, the family's women are disenfranchised and its men angered, often to the point of violence.
Stripped of strings and fully loaded with winds, brass and percussion, Mr. Turrin's music is nervous, loud, swift and aggressive to the point of violence.
For example, the report notes that agencies may find themselves trying to wring consensus out of people who disagree practically to the point of violence.
