Sentence examples for a juncture in from inspiring English sources

It was a juncture in my life, a horrible one, as anyone who has lost a parent knows.

At a juncture in history where terrorists have taken to sporting exploding underpants, this is unfortunate to say the least.

"I've always been a misfit, I've always had to create my own markets and I've always been at a juncture in my career.

"We've arrived at a juncture in our politics where reasonable efforts to update our regulations, or make basic investments in our future, are too often greeted with cries of 'government takeover' or even 'socialism,' " Mr. Obama said.

"When we come to an important oracle," he said, speaking of a juncture in a fantasy game, "I ask things like, 'Um, where's the nearest tavern?' The other players just roll their eyes".

Marking what he called a "juncture in the cultural evolution of human understanding of twins," Evans concluded that "parents who choose to reduce twins to a singleton may have a higher likelihood of taking home a baby than pregnancies remaining with twins".

Williams left Kansas for North Carolina in 2003; his departure remains a harrowing juncture in a career that includes a national championship.

For the international community, it is the COP15 that marks a crucial juncture in a long negotiation process.

The diagnosis of neuro-cancer is a critical juncture in a person's life and it is well documented in the literature that spirituality may offer strength, hope and comfort [ 11- 13].

The country was at a momentous juncture in its history and an exciting spirit of a new beginning pervaded every aspect of life.

By educating children at a critical juncture in their lives, such a program could help reduce dropout rates later.