Sentence examples for seems at a point from inspiring English sources

To me, the West seems at a point when a heavy injection of German political courage could make a greater contribution to its role in world stability than Germany's austerity-for-all economic vision.

My 12th grader doesn't have a clear first choice, but even if he decides on one in time to meet E.D. deadlines, I don't like the idea of him submitting an E.D. application because he seems at a point of very rapid development, with his interests and self-knowledge changing and becoming more sophisticated.

He is often in this position, including when he filed six corporate bankruptcies, where he seemed at a point of no return.

The government now seems at a turning point.

"It seems at a certain point I end up entering into this debate about fame," Mr. Dillane said, "as if I have any say in it, as if I'm somehow doing something or not doing something to attract it.

Now, exactly 100 years to the day since the beginning of that global conflagration that ended with 16 million dead and 20 million wounded, the world seems at a boiling point once more, from Europe to the Middle East.

Nonetheless, relations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, branded a supporter of terrorism by the Sharon government earlier this week, seemed at a turning point.

Shouze Ma, a founding member of China's Guandong Modern Dance Company, retained an enigmatic veneer in "The Secret of the Fan," a solo he performed with an intensity so strong that it seemed at a breaking point.

At the time, the movement opposing the president seemed at a turning point.

It's just unfortunate you had to keep interrupting all your hard work to hand out awards to winners so predictable they seemed at a certain point to become an attempt at irony.

Whether the United States won or lost, or achieved something messy in between, seems at this point a stale debate.