Sentence examples similar to a turning point confronting from inspiring English sources
:A turning point, or business as usual?
Now, Chang says, "We may be at a turning point of Chinese Americans confronting the past and demanding a change". The 150th anniversary of the golden spike ceremony beckons a month from now, marking an ideal opportunity to bring the workers who made it happen out of history's shadows.
Acting at what many Pakistanis viewed as a turning point in their history, he confronted the challenges, both foreign and domestic, in ambitious style.
It said the recent publication of its work and health green paper, which included ambitious proposals to increase employment levels among disabled people, was "a turning point in our action to confront the attitudes, prejudices and misunderstandings within the minds of employers and across wider society".
About three-quarters of the way around the lake, I was confronted with a turning point: I could select either the difficult path of virtue, up the steep hillside to the Temple of Apollo, or the easy path of vice, which hugged the flat shore and led straight toward a specimen California sequoia.
Anna Kocherova, 21, said it was a turning point that the protesters were no longer afraid to confront the police.
It was a turning point that gave Mr. Maliki standing as a national leader who was willing to confront powerful Shiite forces to secure Iraq.
I confronted her calmly and handed her a copy of my grievances and it really marked a turning point in my life.
