Sentence examples for dramatic turning point from inspiring English sources

So it's fortunate that this novel has the dramatic turning point that it needs.

"It'll be a dramatic turning point in a downward spiral for the Republicans," Mr. Schumer said.

The close-up of her face registering shock and devastation is the film's dramatic turning point.

In the slow-moving world of demographics, that felt like a dramatic turning point: "peak toil", if you like.

"All in" makes every event sound like a decisive, dramatic turning point that provides instant, unambiguous resolution.

When the characters, the plot, and the dramatic turning point of a story are sufficiently compelling, audiences will want to stick around to see what happens.

A democracy of days, her book is weighted more by private moments and daily occupations than by rare dramatic turning points -- a biography nearer in structure to how we experience our lives than to how we tell them.

Bashar al-Assad has thanked Vladimir Putin for his military support in the Syrian crisis, praising the Russian leader for intervening to fight "terrorism" in one of the most dramatic turning points of the four-and-a-half-year war.

These stops served as dramatic turning points in the tension-release structure of the performances, which allowed the band to alternate between quiet passages and intense climaxes.

We really brought Susan in specifically to kind of talk about the games and kind of give a sense of the narrative and dramatic turning points in the match from the chess point of view.

Once a constitution is written, and endorsed in a referendum in the autumn of this year (though a six-month delay has been provided for), another election, with luck at the year's end, should produce a still more representative assembly and a more obviously legitimate government.A very long grindIt would be naive to expect a dramatic turning-point.