Stepping back, is this agreement an inflection point away from the neo-con military-first approach to that of a diplomacy-first approach of Obama, who ran on negotiating with enemies in 2008, won, and is now doing it?
Sure enough, while on the surface the characters in "Boxing 2000" seem devoid of emotion, delivering their lines without inflection, one comes away with a sense of knowing them, understanding where they are from and caring about where they end up.
My feel is we're a few months away from the inflection point in housing, in both prices and sales activity for existing homes.
The stripping away of practiced inflections and mannerisms can offer a bracing corrective to the familiar artifices of the actor's craft.
With Nomura expecting China GDP of 5.8% in 2016, falling to 5.6% in 2017 (consensus is at 6.5% for 2016 and 6.2% for 2017), we appear to be some time away from the latter two inflection points.
Still, it's not hard to see that it could be easier to lie over text -- there's no eye contact involved, and the inflection in your voice can't give you away.
This clearly isn't the end of international efforts to address the greatest challenge of our generation, but it sure feels like the key inflection point when we finally begin to move away from climate devastation and towards a clean energy future.
The inflections and quirks of human expression were processed away.
The melody of the chorus emulates natural inflections of the voice (particularly on the word "away"), and may account for some of the song's popularity.
* "We're going to be fine," he said, but there is a risk of pushing away viewers from scripted programming at an "inflection point" for the industry.
