Sentence examples for every juncture from from inspiring English sources

As the musicologist Marcia J. Citron argued in a seminal 1990 article, female composers were long barred at every juncture from entering the profession, owing in part to the essentialist notion that women could not, in Citron's words, "control emotion with logic and reason, masculine attributes requisite for composition".

We have been underestimated at every juncture, sometimes from all sides.

"People differ from one another at every juncture of the dopamine matrix," Angier wrote of "today's It-neurotransmitter" a few years ago in the New York Times.

And she documents the fatal lapses of the more remote bystanders, who, from their offices in New York, Washington, London, Brussels and Paris, failed Rwanda at every juncture.

"I am going to do the right thing in accordance with the law and the rules, and the ethical requirements at every juncture," he told Blumenthal, adding later that he was willing to rebuff inappropriate requests from the White House.

At every juncture he seemed to mean business.

"With or without the occupation, we will continue to fight Annington and Barnet at every juncture.

And at every juncture Gorbachev signalled he had no objection to what was happening.

How was Donald Trump able to upset conventional wisdom at every juncture and actually win the presidency?

But have I got anything else apart from looking at much of Ukip and thinking you are just a bunch of ragtag, unprofessional, embarrassing people who let Nigel down at every juncture?

NYCB has moved sluggishly at every juncture in this nightmare year.