Sentence examples for such juncture from inspiring English sources

Here in the UK, we too might find solace in such juncture.

"She was the scissors," the book says hauntingly at one such juncture.

A third such juncture, which occurred in the 19th century but extends into the present, amounted to a full-blown crisis in humankind's understanding of itself.

Now he is at another such juncture.

Josh Horowitz found one such juncture between religion and cycling especially noteworthy.

Foreign-exchange markets frequently overshoot at such junctures which could mean a very substantial drop in the dollar.

Red Sox manager John Farrell came out to argue the point, as managers do at such junctures but rarely with much success.

Some Bosch books go all gooey at such junctures, but this one mostly sticks to its crime-solving business.

Rather than fume or bark at his players, as he has at such junctures in past seasons, he spoke to them calmly.

It was somewhat fitting that at such a juncture of speculation that the Galaxy faced the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday night, because if they are to dare to go for Zlatan they must go through them.

At such a juncture a writer can inject their own imagination to isolate them from the real world or maybe they can exaggerate the situation – making sure it is bold, vivid and has the signature of our real world.