Sentence examples for at a difficult point from inspiring English sources

He asked the audience to recall the night four years ago when Mr. Obama, at a difficult point in his presidential primary campaign, captured the imaginations of Iowans.

Novak Djokovic was at a difficult point in his career when he was confronted by Tomas Berdych at the semi-final stage of Wimbledon three years ago.

At the heart of the film is Fellini's wife and muse, Giulietta Masina (the movie is really a gift to her at a difficult point in their marriage), who is portrayed as a wounded but hardheaded innocent navigating through a bawdy, bohemian circus world abundantly populated with the sort of sensual superwomen who show up in many of Fellini's films.

"We certainly get to a difficult point at which neither country is really accepting those people, but I don't know if the US will is to that point," he said, predicting the US would back off.

It is a difficult point to make at a moment like this, but politics will – must – go on.

Ms. Gielgud's resignation could not have come at a more difficult point in the schedule.

Ulysses was first published in Paris in 1922, the year of Hamilton's birth, and the artist first read the book in 1947 at a particularly difficult point in his life, having been forced into national service after being expelled from the Royal Academy art school for not obeying instructions.

"We are at a very, very difficult point in this negotiation.

At one difficult point in the nineties, the powwow was rained out two years in a row, and all services had to be suspended owing to lack of funds.

More frustration for Liverpool, for Hull another impressive point at a difficult ground.

"We've finished with a good point at a difficult place".