Sentence examples similar to Pivotal assertions from inspiring English sources
It's a somewhat flimsy, if pivotal, assertion and it conflicts with his idea that white people should adopt and adapt James Brown's "Say It Loud – I'm Black and I'm Proud".
Until the mining boom, its claim to fame was a late-1940s three-year strike by nearby ranch workers that became a pivotal moment in the assertion of Aboriginal rights in Australia.
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But in the end, the pivotal issue might have been Mr. Fischetti's assertion that all he needed to do was persuade one juror that there was a reasonable doubt.
After a string of electoral reverses, Mr Schröder has become at best lukewarm, and mostly just silent, about his former admiration for what parts of the German left nowadays caricature as Mr Blair's extreme pro-market policies.At least Mr Blair does not base his assertion that Britain has become a "pivotal" world power entirely on his claim that it is "a leader in ideas".
But pivotal uncertainties remain.
Sutton's attempt to carve out a pivotal role for McPherson in the amorphous seethe of twentieth-century Christianity in America itself seems mostly a matter of assertion, rather than a demonstrable thesis.
United won 13 of their final 15 matches and, to support Alan Hansen's assertion that you win nothing with kids, it was Ferguson's imperial guard – Pallister, Bruce, Cantona and Schmeichel – who were pivotal.
It is a pivotal opportunity.
Previously: "A Pivotal Italian Aria".
