Sentence examples for involves a turning point from inspiring English sources
One of the most moving stories, "Recalculating," involves a turning point in a young man's life.
Based on what little this trailer gives us to go on, it seems like the main narrative action of this season will involve a turning point where Jones has to embrace the heroic role in order to protect her friends, but it's vague enough that who knows what that means.
:A turning point, or business as usual?
Several Democrats involved in the process said a turning point came 20 days after the election when Mr. Gore, resisting advice from some advisers, refused to challenge the counting of overseas absentee ballots in a lawsuit that contested Mr. Bush's victory in Florida.
The Women of Strength series by Tonya Thomas presents similar themes; all involve women who are at a turning point in their lives and rely on their courage and resilience to survive.
The trial of Habré is a turning point because it involves a special court set up jointly by the African Union and Senegal, the country where Habré had sought exile.
A turning point in the documentary involves Ms. Lerner's emotional recounting of her firing from Cisco, a company she co-founded.
Columbus did not "discover America," but his voyages began the Columbian exchange, a turning point in world history involving the massive transfers of human populations, cultures, ideas, animals, plants, and diseases.
Geoffrey West: A turning point, a mammoth one, was getting involved in biology, then moving to the Santa Fe Institute.
Scream was a turning point in terms of casting for the horror genre, which normally involved relatively unknown actors.
