Sentence examples for today's juncture from inspiring English sources

"People are less afraid to be different," she concludes about today's juncture in electronic music.

That we can't answer these questions with any convincing moral authority defines today's epochal juncture.

A business and political world predominantly led by men has brought us to today's global juncture.

Still, in today's game, every defense has to count on its linebackers to cover at critical junctures.

Now 23-14, they were 14-23 athisis juncture last season.

One of this year's novelties, stemming from junctures such as the Arab spring, the ascendancy of the Occupy movement and the massive protests against economic policies in Spain and Greece, was the rise of new social movements and the widespread use of communication technologies to co-ordinate civil unrest.

It's probably worth noting at this juncture how last year's tournament ended.

Her rematch with the 12th-seeded Ivanovic of Serbia, who eliminated Stephens at the same juncture of last year's Open, lived up to its billing with Ivanovic posting a 6-7 (4), 6-2, 6-2 victory.

By 1865 the original juncture of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific was moved eastward; the meeting took place on May 10 , 1869 at Promontory, Utah.

The officials also said that, increasingly, the plotting in Manila in the mid-1990'seemeded to mark a critical juncture in the terrorists' war against the United States.

Many residents pointed to last weekend as the juncture when they reached their exasperation saturation point.