Sentence examples for true turning point from inspiring English sources

We'll find out then if the victory over Seattle was a true turning point for the franchise.

Perhaps the true turning point came when an ambitious surgeon named Michael O'Reilly joined Folkman's laboratory in 1991.

"Whether or not this becomes a true turning point for the world, though, depends critically on how seriously countries follow through".

But the true turning point in his life probably came when, at the age of 8, he found a record by Mahalia Jackson in his grandmother's collection.

At a false turning point, we nearly always know, within limits, what will happen next; at a true turning point, we not only know nothing, we know (something much more extraordinary and more terrifying) that nobody knows.

If Romney had come out and acknowledged that, and taken some of the responsibility and the blame, the moment might have provided a true turning point in the Republican Party's fight against Trump.

When, one distant day, future historians sit down to chronicle the true turning points in humanity's ceaseless struggle against tyranny and oppression, they will happen upon Disney's decision to allow staff at its theme parks in the US to wear beards – and they will start scribbling furiously.

There are few events that can be considered true turning points in the moral life of a people.

While such a high-profile interview could be a dream come true and a turning point for many shows, for Maron, it was just another day on the job.

After taking possession on his own 16-yard line, Georgia quarterback and true freshman Matthew Stafford caused the first turning point of the game as he threw an interception to Brenden Hill of Virginia Tech.

When he meets an old hermit who helps him realize the true nature of God, Parzival reaches a turning point in his spiritual education.