At a certain juncture - like the gentle loll of flesh over the waistband of one's swimming costume - the two forces collide.

Anderson supposes that "antiquity" was, at a certain historical juncture, the necessary consequence of "novelty".

He did not shoot particularly well or dominate certain junctures of the second half.

At certain junctures, however, Martin reverts to his Martian appearance, which is both upsetting and thrilling to O'Hara.

And at certain junctures, he that guarded the couch would take his turn at constructing this magic, or he at the cave's mouth would do it.

One of the puzzles of mass extinction is why, at certain junctures, the resourcefulness of life seems to falter.

The lady assimilated my responses, revealing nothing herself, though it was plain at certain junctures that she disapproved of her son's conduct.

In particular, Gilman investigates the constellations of medical, social, and political discourse that emerge at certain historical junctures.

One is not in the least concerned as to what happens to any of the characters whose nonchalance during certain junctures is not a little absurd.

The characters' "nonchalance during certain junctures" is still striking today, and must have seemed shockingly so 77 years ago.