Sentence examples similar to juncture of self from inspiring English sources

Driven by newly documented slumps in learning, by crime rates and by high dropout rates in high school, educators across New York and the nation have been struggling to rethink middle school programs and the best way to teach adolescents at a transitional juncture of self-discovery and hormonal change.

That is, each of their works placed itself at the juncture of history, where their writing self-consciously was to influence the next stage that it had predicted.

"The intersection of our sense of self with coloniality has created this hybrid, stateless individual that struggles at every juncture with validation and having to constantly justify their beliefs and the practice of their religion to a Westernised audience.

This is the idea that an older self, settled, seasoned and wise, meets a younger self, fresh and impatient, at the common juncture of a book.

In her view here — which appears to diverge somewhat from her earlier emphasis on Foucault's concepts of self-analysis and self-exercise as Peircean "'deliberately formed, self-analyzing habit[s]'" (Peirce quoted in de Lauretis 1994, 312) — the juncture of psyche and social that takes root in unconscious habits is not amenable to conscious efforts to transform it.

But at this juncture of the match, Berdych faltered.

We still stand at the juncture of many possible futures.

I can't print what the crowd was yelling at this juncture of the match.

At this juncture of the match, Murray was clearly the aggressor.

Many progressives viewed themselves as principled reformers at a critical juncture of American history.

Development began after the juncture of rail lines in 1905 and 1914.