Sentence examples for upon at some point from inspiring English sources

Just as children love hunting for Easter eggs, we love finding virtual Easter eggs in software and Web apps those intentional hidden messages, features or jokes built into the software that users in the know may stumble upon at some point during their experience with the application.

However, it is inevitable that this road will be stumbled upon at some point in life.

I have personal experience that tells me that when I put it out there and trust that it has been heard and will be acted upon at some point unknown to me, things do happen.

Either via bumper stickers or nuggets of internet wisdom, you're likely to have had "An eye for an eye makes the whole world go blind" or "Be the change you wish to see in the world" thrust upon you at some point.

With the digital age upon us, at some point that was bound to happen anyway.

It was a kind of practice that would ask what something is – say courage, or friendship, or charm – and then would show that everything that might be said about the matter, or any experience that might be brought to bear upon it, failed at some point.

That she might have to rely upon political knockabout at some point in the future.

The first, which we might call the vagueness argument, says that while beneficiaries may have an obligation to return a favor upon a benefactor at some point, the beneficiary has substantial latitude in deciding when and how to bestow his grateful favor (Camenisch 1981: 15 16; Fitzgerald 1998: 138).

Another study conducted by the International Centre for Women and the United Nations Population Fund found that a third of the men interviewed across three Indian states admitted to having forced a sexual act upon their wives at some point in their lives.

Even Ellington's professional life is examined in circumscribed areas, almost all of which touch at some point upon race.

Instead of enhancing our coping skills, we undermine them and seek shortcuts where there are none, eroding the resilience upon which each of us, at some point in our lives, must rely.