LOSING THE POINT

Jason is busy arguing about the font style for the project, completely losing the point of presenting valuable content.

Emma spent the entire history class talking about her weekend, totally losing the point of the lesson.

Mark was more concerned about the color of the banner than the purpose of the charity event, clearly losing the point.

During the museum tour, Jack was fixated on his phone, losing the point of appreciating the historical artifacts.

Despite the detailed explanation, John kept losing the point of the scientific experiment.

The heated argument went on for hours, with both parties seemingly losing the point of the initial disagreement.

Sarah watched the historical documentary but found herself losing the point amidst the complex events and timelines.

Despite his intelligence, he kept losing the point in our discussions.

Losing the point in a debate can undermine one's credibility.

They were constantly losing the point amidst the heated argument.

The politician's speech was filled with rhetoric, completely losing the point of the issue at hand.

The teacher emphasized the importance of not losing the point when analyzing literature.

I fear we are losing the point of the discussion and veering off into irrelevant topics.

Losing the point, she kept arguing.

She abhors losing the point in her work.

Falling into the trap of losing the point, he often does it.