Sentence examples similar to serious turning point from inspiring English sources
In an interview to mark the publication of his autobiography*, Mr Delors argued that "we're at a serious turning-point for Europe".
This novel, with its reliance on literary parody, was a turning point: serious use of parody thereafter became a key device in Nabokov's art.
Wright's insistence that Christianity has got it all wrong seems to mark a turning point for the serious rethinking of heaven.
"This photograph symbolizes the turning point in my journey from keen amateur to serious Street Photographer.
McHale called "Wheels" the "most serious" episode of Glee so far, while Murphy deemed it "the turning point for the show".
This was a turning point in the history of sex crime investigation, finally placing reports of serious sex crimes on the same footing as other offences.
The data highlights the serious concerns of a generation entering a marketplace that devalues their degrees and could signal a turning point in the higher education marketplace.
Enforcement is at a turning point, Mr. Hoofnagle said, and fines could blossom, especially if a tech company's privacy violation caused serious harm.
