Sentence examples for various crossroads from inspiring English sources

At the end of the program, I had made friends for life — many of whom I hope to meet in college and at various crossroads in life.

He makes much of the notion of 'betweenness,' or 'relatedness.' He traces gen (ken) back to its earlier form, aida or aidagara, which refers to the space or place in which people are located, and in which the various crossroads of relational interconnection are established.

I go over and over in my head the various crossroads and signposts I've seen over the years and second-guess the decisions I made, flagellating myself for taking routes that were, in hindsight, wrong.

The PPF is a 'central station' in the deep face where various neurovascular crossroads meet; it acts as a relay terminus for the spread of tumour, infection, and inflammation from one deep neck space to another.

PARK CITY, Utah — Dramatic comedies about twentysomething women at various life crossroads has become something of a mini-genre in the last few years, with screen entertainment such as "Girls," "The Bachelorette" and last year's art-house breakout "Frances Ha".

The three Asian deltas are rapidly changing but whereas SES in the Ganges and Indus deltas are in danger of tipping into a 'collapsed' state, SES in the Mekong delta, which is at the crossroads of various development pathways, could increase in resilience in the future.

Body image is a complex, multidimensional concept at the crossroads between various fields.

One supervisor explained gut feelings as a vital element since they may guide the reasoning process when a physician is standing at a crossroads where various options, such as watchful waiting or intervening, are still open.

The exhibition area in Stockholm is intentionally situated at the crossroads to the various conference tracks, and therefore is as much a place to meet vendors and learn about the latest and greatest of computational products, as it is a natural meeting point for colleagues and collaborators.

The town of Kitchanga (population 97,000) is at a crossroads in the frontlines amongst the various armed groups.

In this study, we identified receptor interacting protein kinase 1 (RIPK1)—a kinase at the crossroad between life and death downstream of various receptors as a new regulator of ER stress-induced death.