Sentence examples for juncture attention from inspiring English sources

By that mid-March juncture attention around a player who already holds two of the four majors will be more intense than ever.

TAMPA, Fla .— The commands by the sophomore guard Scottie Reynolds carried an especially authoritative tone Sunday, snapping his Villanova teammates to attention at every important juncture of their 84-72 victory against Siena.

Said venal women are invariably addressed in a tone of sorrowful admonishment: "You're only looking for attention," he sings at one juncture, like a testily exasperated parent.

They require our urgent attention, and especially so at this juncture in human history.

Europeans, however, see themselves at a critical and rather treacherous juncture and would like America to pay more attention".

But in a lost season that has much of the city's attention shifted toward 2017, nothing at this juncture is more important than the growth and production of players like Floyd, a promising first-round pick who has to emerge as a major catalyst in a Bears resurgence.

This paper provides an overview of address terms in the organization of turns and turn taking, and devotes particular attention to their use at one turn constructional juncture where the speaker's retention of the floor is uncertain: following grammatical completion points.

Any information you proffer at this juncture will just be seen as a clumsy attempt to divert attention and spread the responsibility.

The significance of this juncture is so central to the viability of philosophical anthropology that further attention must be devoted to it.

This article draws attention to a transformative shift that potentially constitutes a critical juncture in Australian ECEC policy.

"While this may not be surprising, it does suggest that the long-term prospects for the industry are receiving less attention than they perhaps should at what could be a critical juncture in its development, which may itself be a risk," the report says.