Sentence examples similar to What a culmination from inspiring English sources

Some of the guidelines are a culmination of what had been a previous tightening of criteria, agencies said.

The report was a culmination of what was a series of fateful encounters between Wynn and Mr. Okada dating back to fall of 2010.

Here is a modest guide to becoming a successful remote employee, a culmination of what I've learned along the way.

It would have been good to have more books, but this one serves as a culmination of what Michael Dibdin stood for, in writing and in life: place, language and the consolation that worldly pleasure can provide against darker intimations.

The Dallas safety said yesterday that his revenge hit was not only about Terrell's second touchdown celebration at midfield, but also a culmination of what has been a frustrating season for the Cowboys (1-3).

A culmination of what DITA has been about for many years took place during Convocation Week 2017.

And what you're seeing is a culmination of semi-maturity.

I Love It! from Noble took the grand prize, and brewmaster Evan Price says the beer is "a culmination of what we learned from a year of making the Showers beers". .

Wyman added that it was a "culmination of what I could describe as — it's a direction where we've been heading and I think the fans will be really happy and satisfied".

We go through a process together of weeding out the best ideas from amongst everything and when we come together as a group and perform onstage, it's a culmination of what we feel are our best ideas.

While the current rise of hate in the nation can be immediately attributed to these men, it is a culmination of what has been said by many in the Tea Party, and the ultra-right of the Republican Party for many years.