Like Beethoven, Bartok turned to the quartet at important junctures both to sum up and to try things out.
Both are now at crucial junctures.
"He just thinks, 'That guy is so much funnier and more original and charismatic than me.' " Yet they both find themselves at similar junctures in their careers, when they can make movies that easily find mass audiences, but their ability or interest to create more iconoclastic work remains untested.
In some respects, an exhilarating, incisive, insightful and fascinating examination of high tech visionary and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs at three key junctures in both his own all too short life and the course of global technology, it is also a distorted, downbeat, cloying, and claustrophobic piece of work that, fortunately, maddens less often than it satisfies.
But at this juncture, both parties were almost ceremonially enacting ancient roles.
At this juncture both characters look like the actors who play them, but Blanchett, lovely as she is, never breaks out of the character she creates.
That's a lot of money for the President's personal lawyer to be doling out at that juncture, both because of campaign-finance laws (which have rules about in-kind contributions and limits on individual giving) and because of basic prudence and common sense.
Indeed, both countries these days are seen as exercises not in conflict resolution, but in post-conflict reconstruction which, for most observers, is much less interesting.Yet both are at very dangerous junctures.
VIOLENCE -- Plenty at various junctures.
Again, his best plays came at crucial junctures.
That's dangerous because they stand at critical junctures.
