Sentence examples similar to Represented culmination from inspiring English sources

When viewed from the vantage of retrospect, it becomes apparent that milestones in the progress of biomaterial science represent culminations of gradual shifts in theory and iterative experimentation.

This conflict represented the culmination of trends in strategic thought and behaviour manifest since the early 19th century.

For Worsley, the expedition represented the culmination of all his energies.

In truth, 1989 represented a culmination more than a new departure.

Hegel's self-confident supposition that his philosophy represented the culmination of the history of philosophy may amuse contemporary scholars.

On the one hand, it represented the culmination of nearly a century of Sikh rebellions against Mughal rule.

From 1933 to 1945, the Nazi era, it represented the culmination of all that has been abusive and unjust in human history.

Except for the absence of his Cowboys, this game and this week represented the culmination, the best possible situation.

For each leader, the statement represented a culmination of processes unleashed by both personal vision and geopolitical pressure.

Schurz's decision may have appeared impetuous to many, but to him it represented the culmination of a lifelong struggle for justice on two continents.

The lopsided vote in the House of Commons represented the culmination of that process: two hundred and seventy-four M.P.s supported the motion, and just twelve opposed it.