Sentence examples for sudden turning point from inspiring English sources

Joe Hart has spoken of his excitement after joining Torino on a season-long loan from Manchester City – calling the move a sudden turning point in his career.

There aren't sudden turning points.

Economists are notoriously bad at predicting sudden turning-points in global growth.

I don't remember a specific turning point, a eureka-like moment of sudden clarity when I knew I had to write.

It comes from the Greek word for "decision" and, as the dictionary reminds us, it is "a crucial stage or turning point … an unstable period … a sudden change, for better or worse".

The sudden introduction of military rule after an 18-month-long crisis was a turning point in the history of both Poland and the Cold War.

The evacuation and bombing during World War II were a turning point in London's history because they brought the long era of expansive suburbanization to a sudden end.

Turning point?

A turning point.

Is it a turning point?

Was it a turning point?