Sentence examples for turning point i from inspiring English sources

This was a turning point, I realized.

I don't call that game a turning point – I just call it one step further in our growth.

"That was a turning point, I think," said Philippa Morrow, of the Great Swim series, which runs five open-water events throughout the year.

About three-quarters of the way around the lake, I was confronted with a turning point: I could select either the difficult path of virtue, up the steep hillside to the Temple of Apollo, or the easy path of vice, which hugged the flat shore and led straight toward a specimen California sequoia.

#StopIslam didn't really take off, however, until the backlash against it began — a turning point I'd cautiously trace to this 7 20 a.m. tweet from an anonymous fan account for the Spanish soccer player Iker Casillas.

Now the capabilities of data and mobile is the real kind of turning point, I think, that's really kind of changing that, and you could see it before in Twitter, you know, the number of this stuff that was going on in Twitter was tweets about my location.

In this way, by identifying the turning points, i.e. maximum and minimum, it is possible to identify the business cycle phases, which are expansion and recession.

During my healing from both turning points, I began to evolve and change my idea about my quest.

I went in, and we talked and I remember thinking: 'This is the turning point.' I just knew he was going to make it".

David: I agree Ryan was the turning point, but I'd put it differently.

The award marked "a turning point, where I was getting a sense that I was doing more than surviving and starting to actually thrive at school," she says.