Sentence examples for juncture to talk from inspiring English sources

And it's important at some juncture to talk about those issues rather than the historical accidents of being the first of one's gender, the first of one's race, the first of anything.

Early adolescence is the critical juncture to talk to our children about what constitutes a healthy relationship.

Similarly, when Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that it would be "very, very insensitive" to talk about the climate crisis at this juncture, one could only wonder whose feelings he was most concerned about.

The premiere of Lynne Ramsay's film of We Need To Talk About Kevin at the Cannes film festival provides an apt juncture at which to celebrate the miraculous power not of film but of fiction.

On the day after Jason Collins made history by becoming the first active athlete in any of America's four major sports leagues to acknowledge that he's gay (see my column here), he hopped on the phone from Los Angeles to talk briefly with me about the reaction to his announcement, and the road he traveled to this juncture.

Essentially, the story at this juncture was Klann's word against Kerrey's, since Vistica was unsuccessful in getting any of the other Seals who participated in the mission to talk freely to him.

One needs to talk.

He pulled off what was widely seen as a brilliant managing ploy in the Chicago series, when he called time out at a critical juncture to have a talk with his center fielder, Mike Cameron, then on first base.

You're at an ideal juncture to pitch ideas, sweet-talk those you wish to impress (for whatever motive) and bamboozle rivals.

Gregory asks about the whole one-on-one talks with Iran story, and if the president believes that "such direct contact may actually be critical at this juncture to avoiding potential military showdown with Iran".

It is impossible at this juncture to predict the outcome.