But of course, there I was standing at the same juncture of personal and world history, so I understand your question.
Collins is at a painful juncture in his personal life, too: 1868 was the year that he was abandoned, temporarily, by Caroline Graves, the woman with whom he lived for most of his life.
In certain respects, Saint Phalle's career was as much like Fonda's as it was like Rauschenberg's, built at the juncture of art, personal charisma, and political gesture.
That's a lot of money for the President's personal lawyer to be doling out at that juncture, both because of campaign-finance laws (which have rules about in-kind contributions and limits on individual giving) and because of basic prudence and common sense.
Another key to success will be the extent to which Schultz will, once again, apply his personal leadership capabilities, especially at this initial and critical juncture in the company's transformation.
Patients reported at different junctures in their stories sometimes wanting to retain personal accountability and sometimes wanting others to take responsibility on their behalf.
Rogers told ESPN Radio in Dallas, and then reiterated on his personal Twitter account Monday, that he wants to remain close to his family at this critical juncture in his life, though, and that Chicago does not fit into that equation if coming out of a brief retirement is to happen.
The trial of Slobodan Milosevic reached a crucial juncture yesterday when the United Nations war crimes tribunal was told the former Yugoslav president had personal knowledge of a Serbian massacre.
Whatever their motive he was never bitter towards them, and those who were in close personal touch with him since the treaty tell of curious expedients and silences he had at many junctures not to increase the rancour of those with whom he had formerly been comrade.
Asked to give an assessment of whether Labour and the Liberal Democrats could find common policy ground after the election, Huhne in a piece for the Juncture, the journal of the centre-left thinktank the IPPR, suggests it is possible, even if the personal chemistry between some of the leading figures on either side is poor.
