Sentence examples similar to a consequential turn from inspiring English sources

Everybody wants to know why Captain Lee left the helm to an inexperienced third mate, of course, and why that third mate made such a sharp and consequential turn.

Surely forming the intention to hit someone is a consequential mental act.

Incarceration has been identified as a consequential, later-in-life turning point that might redirect the life-course (Laub & Sampson, 2003), although perhaps not always for the better (Cullen, Jonson, & Nagin, 2011).

A consequential show of course, with voters trying to make or stop this state turning presidentially blue for the first time since 1964.

So it will wind up being a consequential election, even if all of the fulminating about "what it all means" turns out to be incorrect.

"As it turned out, providence may have smiled on us," he said, because Texas will now have a consequential Democratic primary for the first time in decades.

This seems to have been a consequential meeting.

He is a consequential conductor who should return.

Even where to sit can be a consequential decision.

But on the Iran file, a consequential distinction emerged.

I picture myself as a stop-gap man rather than a consequential, professional writer.