Sentence examples for a point of resolution from inspiring English sources

But as would be the case so many times throughout his career, just when his work seemed to be heading toward a point of resolution, Mr. LeWitt once again found a new path to travel.

In art as in science, in the process of following an enquiry, many other enquiries emerge – my forthcoming exhibition in Paris is certainly a point of resolution of some of these, but many other stories have opened up, and the interconnectedness of the parts has been astonishing.

The notion that one event causes another, and that the entire chain is a unified whole, with a complex, may be ambivalent, but, in any case, coherent meaning, not only brings us to a point of resolution; it allows us to navigate through our lives.

We're also very unlike most other food banks, because we believe very strongly in the need for campaigning and to actually support people to a point of resolution of their crisis.

When a point of debate has no resolution, try to introduce a new subject.

The narratives differ at the point of resolution: Genentech made a deliberate effort to repair a poor relationship with BCA and turned to NBCC as an active partner, whereas Myriad did little to reconcile with FORCE or NBCC.

The West must now recognize that the regime has reached a point of no return, that resolutions are worthless and that the only future for Syria is without the Assad political dynasty.

But the use of riot police over the weekend stoked a conflict that had seemed on the point of resolution.

In both pieces musical line was a point of departure rather than a resolution.

The microscope is equipped with an analytical high-resolution pole piece, which can realize a point resolution of 0.23 nm, a lattice resolution of 0.14 nm, and a specimen tilting range of ±30° in both X and Y directions.

That is the point of Resolution 1284.