Sentence examples for sort of turning point from inspiring English sources

Ms. Graham acknowledged that "it was some sort of turning point".

I like to think that we're witnessing some sort of turning point, or crisis, in a life.

She was a sort of turning point in naval construction; she was either the last of the dreadnaughts or the first of the superdreadnaughts.

But her passionate attack on the damage caused by the absence of parents suggests that we may be approaching some sort of turning point in social attitudes, where assumptions about family life and maternal employment start to change.

There was some sort of turning point — either because of prices or the size of the units being constructed or the kind of work people were having done — it seemed like we were surrounded by this weird glutty feeling.

When she began work in March 2012 on her most recent painting, "Tree," which had its public debut this month in the main exhibition of the Venice Biennale, she didn't initially see it as any sort of turning point in her way of working.

"It was sort of big turning point in both of our careers because we could — you know: the Australian dream, buy your own home — or we could invest a hundred thousand dollars and hope something comes out of it".

"Nobody is declaring any sort of strategic turning point or anything like that," a senior Administration official told me yesterday.

And making a double on the ninth there was sort of the turning point in the round and I couldn't really recover from that".

What insights have you had about culture as the company has grown? A. Within the last year, there was sort of another turning point — there's always that moment when you go from knowing everyone to not knowing everyone.

Last February, while at meetings in Europe, Mr. Lieberman said he had "a real rough night, and it was sort of a turning point" because the episodes became more constant.