Sentence examples for Perfect culmination from inspiring English sources

The perfect culmination to one very hectic mission.

"For me, it was the perfect culmination of the trip with Nick, Connollyy said.

It was, in its sentimental and psychologically revealing way, the perfect culmination of — and conclusion to — the Mafia's Me Generation.

"For me, it was the perfect culmination of where that song could go," said Ojay Morgan, the artist behind the song.

"Isabella," which Keats himself called "a weak-sided poem," contains some of the emotional weaknesses of Endymion; but "The Eve of St. Agnes" may be considered the perfect culmination of Keats's earlier poetic style.

"The Wales v Australia match is the perfect culmination of Wales Rugby Worldd Cup efforts," said WRU group head of sales and marketing Craig Maxwell.

Listen to Settle on Spotify here Earlier this year, we rounded up a series of faces we thought represented a new wave of UK dance: Disclosure rubbed shoulders with Rudimental, A*M*E, MNEK and Duke Dumont as part of a mini-scene producing what Guardian writer Alex Macpherson called "the perfect present-day culmination of past club trends".

Mulla Sadra describes this argument in his main work al-asfar al-arba'a [four journeys] as follows: Existence is a single, objective and simple reality, and there is no difference between its parts, unless in terms of perfection and imperfection, strength, and weakness… And the culmination of its perfection, where there is nothing more perfect, is its independence from any other thing.

In her poetry, she forces us to see her death as a destiny and a culmination: "The woman is perfected.

In truth, these harassed, middle-class guys are a perfect match, perhaps because the movie is the culmination of "Klovn," a Danish TV show that ran from 2005 to 2009.

"There was a culmination of factors that created the perfect storm".