Sentence examples for seminal point from inspiring English sources

Writer hypothesizes that this conversation may have represented a seminal point in 20th century history of music theory.

This victory may prove the seminal point in Stuart Lancaster's reign; the moment when a relatively inexperienced team came of age and won a contest that was there for the losing.

"Both in terms of space and in terms of the number of people relocating, this represents a seminal point in the redevelopment and revival of downtown after 9/11," the mayor said.

A hen do like that one is something like a bat mitzvah for young women, a coming-of-age party spent surrounded by the women who were instrumental in getting them to this seminal point in their lives.

But his Le Théâtre et son double (1938; The Theatre and Its Double), now a seminal point of reference for modern drama, began to exert its influence only after republication in 1944.

For the reader who each year vows to complete one big, mind-improving summer-long slog and measures the value of the experience by its difficulty, "Turing's Cathedral," George Dyson's look at a seminal point in the history of computer programming, fits that bill.

Several thorough reviews of the biochemistry and utility of F2-isoprostanes (F2-IsoPs) as biomarkers have been recently published (39, 113, 114), so only the most seminal points will be summarized here.

But 2013, like 1913, could prove the precursor to another seminal turning point in the global order.

This defeat was a seminal turning point in British history: it helped cement Margaret Thatcher's project to remodel society, and represented a rout of the trade union movement from which they never recovered.

And what was the biggest lesson from that experience? A. The seminal inflection point for me was being at the highest of highs and then going right through the nuclear winter of the dot-com bust.

This $306 million deal is not only a big one in dollar amount, but it could represent a seminal turning point in the Chinese Web.