Sentence examples for that particular juncture from inspiring English sources

It surprised me to see that at that particular juncture I was very angry at him.

For contrast's sake, Belichick, under those circumstances, would have gone with "ill-advised" or "not what we needed at that particular juncture".

Yes, it's safe to assume this song was not played with me in mind at that particular juncture in time; more especially since I was busy with a sick one-year-old.

"My impression is that at this particular juncture, there is more drug development going on within companies in Shanghai than Beijing," says Rahim Rezaie, a research fellow at the University of Toronto.

Some people are monogamous at particular junctures in their relationship and non-monogamous at other moments.

"We might not use Andersen if that were our choice at this particular juncture".

Nintendo has included mechanics that make it easier for novice players, including a special power-up that will render you invincible if you seem stuck at a particular juncture, but they've delivered them so innocuously that they don't feel too much like cheats.

Yeah, the most prevalent weapon that he uses is the mace at this particular juncture.

But, it does mean that if the improving macro trends hold up, the markets are primed for a longer-term upswing that many don't dare to hazard at this particular juncture.

Given the intensity of misguided criticism at this particular juncture, in the immediate aftermath of the Dietary Guidelines release, I will repeat that: Americans NEVER followed expert dietary advice in the first place.

And they're ludicrously apt emblems of, and metaphors for, this particular juncture in America, where people of means seem to believe that there's no problem — from a child's grades to a belly's sprawl — that can't be fixed by throwing money and a putative expert at it.