Sentence examples for important turning points from inspiring English sources

These are nations that "may be approaching important turning points in their democratic trajectory".

But officials said there were at least three important turning points in smashing the ring.

The work of Moses de León (1250 1305) marked one of the most important turning points in the development of Jewish mysticism.

Hidden Figures, to be published next year, tells the true story of the unsung women who worked at Nasa during the intersection of two important turning points in US history: the space race and the civil-rights movement.

He vividly reconstructs important turning points, as when a Connecticut field biologist, Joe Dowhan, came to one of the core researchers, Allen Steere at Yale, with the distinctive rash and other symptoms -- and with a tick.

If Democrats underestimate the importance of what has already been accomplished by Saddam's removal, and its huge potential, they are going to miss the opportunity to shape -- and help make happen -- one of the most important turning points in U.S. foreign policy and the Middle East.

"It's a very important turning point," Mr. Yel said.

And that talk turned out to be another very important turning point for me.

Perhaps the most important turning point in week two was that I was walking much more slowly.

Mr. Obuchi thought the summit would be a very important turning point in the island's history".

Venus and Serena took their image into their own hands after one important turning point 18 months ago in Indian Wells, Calif.