One of the turning points, from a public perspective, of the Civil Rights Movement was the Klan bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala., which killed four young girls.
As Venezuela's political turmoil drags on, allies of Juan Guaido, who is being recognized by more than 50 nations as the country's rightful president, are hoping the massive concert and push for aid mark a turning point from which a transitional government can be consolidated.
In its pages, he recalled the experience as much more than a trial: a turning point from glory-seeking flyboy to responsible patriot, the final resolution of a rebellion against his father's expectations, and the origin of a drive "to serve a cause" larger than himself.
If you look back at the history of journalist it's a fulcrum point and a turning point from how news was given and dispersed before and how it exists now.
Obama's surprising decision to seek congressional approval, announced Saturday, marks a turning point from recent history, in which presidents have given lawmakers less and less of a role in deciding when and how to take the country to war.
Cliff's book, "Holy War," claims that da Gama's arrival in the East marked a turning point from Muslim to Christian ascendancy in global trade against the backdrop of an ongoing "clash of civilizations".
The justice the families received in court perhaps demonstrated a turning point from the injustices of the past.
Although Democratic Left provided more political cover than crucial parliamentary support to the conservative prime minister, analysts said the crisis was a turning point from which the government was unlikely to recover.
But this does not mean that if it does reach agreement it will mark a turning point from which the church recovers, merely that it will be given more chances to fail in the future.
