Sentence examples for marked a turn from inspiring English sources

He agreed, and this romantic setting marked a turn toward the serious in their relationship.

Radiant with waltzes and bittersweet musings, "Der Rosenkavalier" marked a turn for Strauss into an autumnal reconsideration of the past.

The balance of the seventies is widely beloved, but it marked a turn away from experiment, and toward grander, more conventional rock gestures.

But a ban on running for office, his house arrest and a cascade of legal cases against him has marked a turn in fortunes for a man once considered the most powerful person in Pakistan and a close US ally.

After the excruciated, artful immediacy of his last book, one wondered where Cole might go: its sexual frankness and emotional harrowing marked a turn away from the elegance and restrained, observational stance that had characterized his earlier work.

The appearance on the stand of a trim, youngish lawyer named David Schnall marked a turn in the prosecution's narrative; up to this point, it had revolved around Mallayev.

The year 1850 marked a turning point.

That imbroglio marked a turning point.

This episode marked a turning point.

A statement on his personal finances marked a turning-point.

In retrospect, Williams said that episode marked a turning point.