Sentence examples for climactic by from inspiring English sources

Ms. O'Donnell's entrance was anti climactic by comparison.

"Mutual Core" was described as "best" and "climactic" by Helen Brown of The Daily Telegraph, which elected Biophilia as the CD of the Week, and "literally volcanic" by Heather Phares of Allmusic.

Democrats and Republicans were quick to trade accusations over who was to blame for the breakdowns in the new voting system that was supposed to have alleviated the problems that led to that climactic ballot-by-ballot recount between President Bush and Al Gore.

In the highest productivity systems, productivities are limited not by climactic conditions, but by carbon availability [11].

In the highest productivity systems, productivities are limited not by climactic conditions, but by carbon availability [ 11].

The film has a faith-based quotient, with ample spiritual references, including a nice climactic speech by a kindly biker (well played by Trace Adkins) to satisfy devout viewers.

His climactic defeat by the "red flower" — man-made fire — is rather deflatingly symbolized by having Mowgli toss a few floral wreaths over his archenemy's shoulders: another bit of staging that could use more theatrical oomph.

In the presence of radio microphones and world leaders, Hammond delivers a wild speech (dictated by Hearst), that, in its utopian and histrionic extremes, foreshadows the climactic oration by Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator" even as the specifics of the principled power-grab at the core of the film seem downright fascistic.

By October 1918, Graudenz was assigned to the II Scouting Group, which was to participate in a final, climactic attack by the High Seas Fleet.

By October 1918, Strassburg was assigned to the IV Scouting Group, which was to participate in a final, climactic attack by the High Seas Fleet.

Keyboardist Niels Kirk adds baroque delicacy, suggesting they listen to Love, then an escalating urgency emphasised by the drums, and unified by climactic harmonies.