Sentence examples for vital points are from inspiring English sources

Your opponents vital points are areas of their body that emanate from their center line, which runs up their body.

Vital points are places around your body that are not naturally protected by muscle, making them the best places to aim for.

The common vital points are (top to bottom) temples, eyes (yes, it's unpleasant but sometimes you will have no choice), throat, side of the neck, armpits, solar plexus (the place where your bottom two ribs meet at the center of your body: once punch here will be enough to stun your opponent for at least 10 seconds), floating ribs (the bottom of the ribs that are on your side), and groin.

The Waratahs, who fought back bravely from a 27-10 deficitoto earn a vital point, are top by virtue of having won one more game.

The subtle and vital point is that it is possible to create quite different bundles which nonetheless look similar in small patches.

The vital point is that the method of payment should not bear down heavily on poorer people least able to pay.

The vital point is that in sitting in judgment on such a misbehaving lawyer the judge should not himself give vent to personal spleen or respond to a personal grievance.

There is a splendour to serving oysters on crushed ice, but the vital point is to serve them as soon after opening as possible, with a bowl of cut lemons, shallot vinaigrette, Tabasco, pepper and soda bread, sliced and buttered.

The vital point is that so many of those players will put a tackle in, be up for the physical fight – even though that is far less of the challenge they will face against Mark Hughes' team.

The vital point is that M-theory allows for the existence of 11 dimensions of spacetime that contains not just vibrating strings of matter but also "point particles, two-dimensional membranes, three-dimensional blobs and other objects that are more difficult to picture".

It is, however, hard to be sure if Thucydides' postponement of the vital point was prompted by outright political bias in favour of Athens or if it was just a manifestation of a "Homeric" tendency to feed in information only at the point where it becomes most relevant).