Sentence examples for point of turn from inspiring English sources

The pirate's head is both the low point of the drama, the moment of maximal humiliation to the Duke and to Claudio, as the bed trick is to Mariana and Isabella, and as both are to Angelo; and also the point of turn, at which 'tragi-' becomes 'comedy'comedy

There are species whose 2D DNA walks have a point of turn, but trajectories do not return to the starting point (Bordetella parapertussis in Figure 1; in terms of skew, the graph usually do not return to zero in such cases).

Every hair aches to the point of turning gray.

But he manifests a thorough sense of ensemble, to the point of turning the final bow over to Mr. Ryan.

In the interest of keeping things safe, the conversation is heavily filtered to the point of turning into nonsense.

He was on the point of turning back— "Why, you goddam fool," God the Novelist muttered wrathfully.

Chosen by Jason Burke Heading south down the busy A7 'Autoroute du Soleil', make a point of turning off early.

By habit Mr. Wang works efficiently, to the point of turning projects into two-for-one deals.

At the peak of the protests last month, Ms. Rousseff made a point of turning to Mr. da Silva, a master of political maneuvering, for advice.

The whole point of turning to vouchers is to reduce federal spending on Medicare, so it seems likely that many beneficiaries would end up worse off than now.

Since the child couldn't read, she hadn't seen the point of turning the pages together, looking at the pictures.