Sentence examples for consequential moment from inspiring English sources

This is a very consequential moment".

This is obviously an unbelievably consequential moment – this is the moment of Satan's fall.

She said Jabeur's win over Cibulkova was the most consequential moment in her seven years covering tennis.

The Afghanistan strategy was a consequential moment after a tumultuous week for Mr. Trump, whose response to racially charged violence in Charlottesville, Va., raised questions about his ability to shoulder the responsibilities of a president.

The most consequential moment may be Saturday night's debate on CBS, where Trump could come under intense fire from Cruz and Bush and where Rubio will seek redemption from a disastrous debate that wounded him in New Hampshire.

A more consequential moment could occur if prosecutors decided to bring more serious charges against two prominent opposition leaders, Aleksei Navalny and Sergei Udaltsov, who are serving 15-day prison sentences related to a rally on May 6, the day before Mr. Putin's inauguration for a six-year term.

We knew this was one of life's consequential moments, even if we did not wholly appreciate the finality of it.

The address by Mr. Lieberman, who will formally be nominated on Thursday, was one of the most anticipated, and consequential, moments of the four-night convention.

I loved "Miles for Mary" for the way it revealed the extremeness of the human condition even in its apparently least consequential moments.

A summit meeting next month between Mr. Trump and Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, is widely seen as among the most consequential moments of his presidency.

The hypothetical exercise, which includes touch screens that let users watch videos of "advisers" before voting on whether they would make the same choices that Mr. Bush did, revisits the most consequential moments of his administration.