Sentence examples for * culmination in from inspiring English sources

That pact reached its culmination in a 1994 civil war.

The attack was the culmination in weeks of verbal abuse, Mr Gregory said.

The spectre of eugenics, which reached its culmination in Nazi Germany, haunts both politicians and public.

This centralization reaches its culmination in vertebrates, which have a well-developed brain and spinal cord.

After the Schumann cycle's culmination in death, all three encores stayed on concept.

At its heart is the extraordinary image of a child playfully imagining adult life and its culmination in a funeral.

He gropes like a blind man for their meaning; he has blocked out their culmination in Hitler's depredations.

The technique became more and more apparent in his lengthy later works, such as "The Kind of Poetry I Want," and "Cornish Heroic Song for Valda Trevlyn" (1943), reaching its culmination in "In Memoriam James Joyce," published in 1955.

Encyclopaedias of Classical times reached their culmination in Pliny's Historia naturalis, which was issued in the time of the Roman emperor Titus (39 81 ce).

This increasing tendency to abstraction reached its culmination in 1915 with the arrival of what he called Suprematism, in which simple geometric elements provided the whole dynamic force.

There are very few "normal" people in Martin Amis novels; they already inhabit a hyper-reality that perhaps finds its ultimate culmination in a concentration camp.