Sentence examples similar to right pivotal from inspiring English sources
But allow me to add one more perspective on the rise of the Republican right: the pivotal role of a Southern Democrat, Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama.
But his stand on civil rights was pivotal for this country, signing into law the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act, among other reforms.
But was passage of the Bill of Rights equally "pivotal"?
But Conway is right that two pivotal figures at the heart of the group, who live within yards of each other in Notting Hill, do wield enormous influence over Howard.
Choosing the right instructor is pivotal to program success.
On Monday night, contestant Jacqueline Trumbull pulled a rare move by choosing to remove herself from consideration right before the pivotal hometown dates.
This year I had two ideas that I ran with: Getting people to write letters to themselves right before the pivotal moment in their lives, and creating a space for young men to talk without fear of judgment and with the safety of confidentiality.
When seen in this light, gender equality is not only morally right it is pivotal to human progress and sustainable development.
For example, in "Pulp Fiction", Tarantino ends many scenes right at a pivotal moment, such as two hit men killing a target or a fighter knocking someone out.
In the winter and early spring of 1965, Alabama schoolchildren and teenagers by the hundreds played a significant role in one of the civil rights movement's pivotal victories: the march on Montgomery that crystallized Congressional support for voters' rights legislation.
He also was a unifying bridge between the two principal movements of the 1960's that Bai identifies: civil rights (with his pivotal role as attorney general and his unique appeal to minority groups) and the counterculture (with his anti-war stance and his unique appeal to the young).
