Sentence examples for climactic effects from inspiring English sources

Instead of saving the chorus for climactic effects in the finale, as in his Second Symphony (and as in Beethoven's Ninth), Mahler integrates it from the very beginning into the complex and many-hued vocal and instrumental colours eight soloists, a boys' choir, two large choirs of mixed voices able to project powerful antiphonal effects with orchestra and organ.

The city centre experiences the same climactic effects as other larger cities with higher wind speeds, more fog, less precipitation and higher temperatures than the surrounding, open land.

There was no fixing the fixtures computer for climactic effect.

Major climactic effect extend as far as Lake Erie and beyond.

Less touching is the climactic effect of the Hermione statue coming to life.

We have a situation where rains fail every other year and so this is the climactic effect we are seeing.

The results, she adds, make Paektu's apparently weak climactic effect all the more mysterious.

O'Donovan also said of the episode's settings; "the streets and Underground tunnels of London have rarely been used to such climactic effect – with great performances from everyone involved".

It's hard to say how this book is inferior, but it certainly lacks Tabloid's urgency, perhaps because its climactic event (Robert Kennedy's assassination) doesn't cast quite such a huge shadow over the modern world, perhaps because Ellroy's ever more jazzy and minimal delivery is beginning to have the opposite effect to the intended one.

The Rains Came (1939), with Tyrone Power as a raja whose love for an unhappily married Englishwoman (Loy) is doomed, was notable for its Oscar-winning special effects (notably, a climactic earthquake).

The effect in this climactic moment is achieved by his sophisticated reworking of music heard earlier in the scene, when Mimi, knowing she has little time left, comes back to Rodolfo to patch up their quarrel and die in his company.