Sentence examples for as culminating from inspiring English sources

The '40s can be seen as one of those periods that contribute to what we all identify as culminating in the civil rights movement.

A darker, more tangled tale – as well as culminating in the execution of Cromwell, it takes us through torture, child murder, treachery and death by fire – it also irons out some of the problems of the first novel, namely the sidekick.

A, K Students see humans as culminating pinnacle or end point of evolution Cultural and intuitive (hardwired) views of teleology and human superiority Explain importance of chance events in evolution (e.g., mass extinctions).

Broadly speaking, the attainment of intellectual union is presented as culminating in a life of rational self-sufficiency in which one always recognizes what the most rational course of action is and acts accordingly.

Jean Renoir, Orson Welles, and the Italian neo-Realists are the filmmakers whom Bazin sees as culminating this imagist tradition of filmmaking that has realized the true potential of the medium.

In acknowledgement of the analogy between programming a computer and raising a child, both processes are described as culminating in a launch.

But the circus that has surrounded him in the troublesome last year of his life has rendered his death ugly as well, culminating in a bizarre message posted online this week, purportedly written by Guru himself from beyond the grave.

Alba became an increasing presence in attack as well as defence, culminating in a rampaging run and shot to force a good save from Iker Casillas.

Intentional integration of careers into each curriculum lesson, as well as the culminating career lessons, helped students understand the many different careers related to genetic testing and genetic research.

It is commonly regarded as the culminating achievement of Plato as a philosopher and writer, brilliantly poised between the questioning and inconclusive earlier dialogues and the less compelling cosmological speculations and doubts of the later ones.

The decision, which is expected to be announced as early as Friday, culminates nearly two years of spirited debate inside the administration that reached a peak in the past month under the pressure of a Congressional reporting deadline this Sunday.