Sentence examples for turning point toward from inspiring English sources

Scholars agree that Voltaire's two and one-half years in exile in London can be seen as a turning point toward greatness.

Mr. Santorum's chief talking point was that President Obama's health care program was a turning point toward a society that is "hooked" on entitlement programs.

Let's hope that the calm response to date of the Kosovo Albanians to Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's indictment and resignation ("Kosovo's New Chance," editorial, March 9), together with his own dignified exit, may mark precisely that society's turning point toward responsibility.

The history of our time won't be wholly understood for years, but one can nonetheless wonder if the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and their aftershocks, may one day be seen as a turning point toward disaster.

I hope this is a turning point toward recognizing UNC's #SilentSam as a disgrace.

When working with ethnoculturally discordant patients, "the ability to identify assets in a family beset by overwhelming liabilities" as well as vulnerabilities "often produces the turning point toward successful interventions" [[ 188], p.269].

The turning point moves toward smaller values of strain as the width of the AGNR increases.

Last week, a Pennsylvania man pleaded guilty and now faces five years in prison for dumping a trove of nude celebrity images, some including actor Jennifer Lawrence, in 2014 – an event now thought of as a turning point in attitudes toward celebrity privacy.

The conference marked a turning point in Nazi policy toward the Jews.

"I have a feeling that we are at a turning point in public opinion" toward Jerusalem, said Dr. Tamar Hermann, director of the Tami Steinmetz Center for Peace Research at Tel Aviv University.

Later it reported that the meeting represented "a landmark turning point in the road toward national reconciliation, cooperation, peace and unification".