His third album represents the point where those more experimental ideas take over his music completely.
Your first memory is special because it represents the point when you started being who you are.
To some not just now but in his own time it represents the point at which that refinement veers into sterility.
This kind of prose perhaps represents the point at which the streamlined thriller meets the very unthrillerish saturation of a Knausgaard.
To some — not just now but in his own time — it represents the point at which that refinement veers into sterility.
A 1934 A-22 lap-steel guitar devised by George Beauchamp, an inventor and player, represents the point when amplification freed designers from the necessity of projecting sound acoustically.
The work, composed in 1631 and now considered the earliest extant opera dealing with a historical subject, represents the point at which the papacy took an active interest in opera, at the time a northern Italian novelty.
His third album represents the point where the thinking behind something like 2009's Babys, an abstract assemblage of keening harmonies, icy electronics and crashing cymbals, takes over his music completely.
As far as watching television is concerned, visual acuity represents the point beyond which some of the detail in the picture can no longer be resolved by the conical receptor cells in the retina of the eye.
It's the theme that will fill the following day's papers and which represents the point of persuasion on the audience: the force of energy that will transport them from A (where they are now) to B (where the leader wishes them to be).
China, by engineering an unwarranted trade surplus, is in effect imposing an anti-stimulus on these economies, which they can't offset.That the zero bound on interest rates represents the point at which central banks run out of gas is something that most pundits seem to accept.
