Sentence examples for juncture from the from inspiring English sources
Make sure to sketch a smooth juncture from the lower body to the tail fin.
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".
"Such questions are only a short juncture away from the topic of Hitler".
It is also a centre where vital developments for AN took place at key junctures, commencing from the late 1930s.
Oppressions of such magnitude that on reviewing the "data" it seems impossible that the Jewish people continued but at each juncture, from hardship to degradation to near successful attempts at all out erasure, we have astonishingly, not only survived but emerged with our humanity and our soulful tenderness intact.
They argue that ideational change is a crucial element that differentiates a critical juncture from less transformative policy change.
REUTERS BREAKINGVIEWS Its Leader on Sidelines, Regulator Faces Biggest Test in MF Global | Gary Gensler's recusal from the MF Global investigation comes at a critical juncture for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The confrontation comes at a critical juncture for the GOP.
The push comes at an important juncture for the studio.
One of this year's novelties, stemming from junctures such as the Arab spring, the ascendancy of the Occupy movement and the massive protests against economic policies in Spain and Greece, was the rise of new social movements and the widespread use of communication technologies to co-ordinate civil unrest.
Though technically you're done at this juncture (apart from taking the last and final exam to get certified), some people decide to pursue a fellowship to establish a specialty.
