Sentence examples for climactic argument from inspiring English sources

In a climactic argument, the two guys debate what's best for her.

Like a corpse prodded with a Taser, "Drawing" resurrects briefly during a climactic argument; the rest is mostly unappealing characters hanging around in unattractive locations.

And over the allotted 15 minutes it led unerringly to a climactic argument – that the right thing to do in Syria is to stand up to Islamic State's fascism.

Their climactic argument hashes out some heavy stuff honestly and authentically, and it's to Coiro's credit that no one emerges as a villain — and that, however painful, on the other side lies hope.

He said the episode "starts fast and gets better and more intense by the minute", and described the climactic argument in the second episode as "the most turbulent internal dispute we've ever seen among the detectives".

And the dramatic conflict revealed, at long last, in the film's climactic arguments is between a wholesale, idealistic approach to mass death and one that is more cynical and individualistic.

A16 Terrorism Trial in Canada The trial to finally resolve what happened to an Air India Boeing 747 nearly 20 years after it exploded in the air entered its climactic phase as prosecutors began final arguments.

Gopnik used the climactic scene as the leitmotif for his argument that the reason conspiracy theories survive is not because they contain any truth he dismisses their promoters as "assassination obsessives"—but because the shooting itself still has enormous cultural resonance.

An argument over style and substance erupts at a climactic point in "Beautiful Burnout," a new play from Scotland about amateur boxers aiming for glory that opened on Tuesday night at St. Ann's Warehouse.

In the film's last big fight, Jen fights in a forest of giant bamboo trees with the mature warrior, Yi, a scene with echoes of the climactic confrontation between the good and bad brothers who conduct a moral argument as they exchange gunfire in Anthony Mann's Winchester 73.

President Obama this week will begin a climactic push to rally restive Congressional Democrats to pass major health care legislation by hammering the argument that the costs of failure will be higher insurance premiums and lost coverage for individuals and businesses.