Sentence examples similar to a turning-point comment from inspiring English sources
:A turning point, or business as usual?
This was a turning-point.
This could even prove a turning-point.
Raymund Flandez of The Wall Street Journal described the episode as "a turning point for Glee", commenting that although there had previously been criticism of many of the characters for being "one note", this episode demonstrated that was not the case, showing that Will has a playful side, Sue has feelings, and Puck is able to "emerge from his bonehead-punk exterior".
It's a turning point he prefers not to comment on except to confirm that after an extramarital affair with his assistant, she filed a sexual harassment lawsuit, he resigned, the lawsuit was dismissed, she recanted, and life went on, though not as idyllically as before.
For Drew, Dimon's comments marked a turning point: at least she knew — and the world knew — that Dimon did not consider her a bad actor.
Those comments reflect a turning point in the attitude of political leaders toward the need for sharp limits on the extent and nature of covert operations and perhaps for allowing American agents to carry out the kinds of actions that have long been prohibited as too ruthless or morally questionable.
Labour was hoping the speech at the Citizens UK forum yesterday would mark a turning point in the campaign, but Sood's comments have returned the focus to Brown's leadership.
The comments appear to mark a turning point in Western impressions about India.
Dr. Henry Kissinger recently commented in his latest book, "World Order" that the world is now at a turning point.
