Sentence examples for climactic section from inspiring English sources

A brassy climactic section, like some modern-day homage to Mussorgsky's "Great Gates of Kiev," signals the work is ending, or so you think.

In the final, climactic section of The Call Of Cthulhu, the narrator discovers a cutting from an old newspaper article about a dead ship found floating in off the coast of New Zealand, and the diary of one of its crew.

Near the beginning of the dialogue's climactic section (Section II of Book III) Shaftesbury's spokesman, Theocles, issues a pair of imperatives: one ought "never to admire the Representative-Beauty, except for the sake of the Original; nor aim at other Enjoyment than of the rational kind" (Cooper 1711/2001, 221).

Certain tastes of today dominate climactic sections of the Frankfurt show, which ends in a fiesta of bare flesh and genre comedy.

Like the great German soul surveyor Rainer Maria Rilke, or the T. S. Eliot of the more inwardly climactic sections of his "Four Quartets," Jorie Graham is a manifestly participial poet.

So in the end, this section, however climactic, is not different from the preceding ones: it is about friendship.

Strauss extends the climactic moment in the "Vision" section that immediately follows.

For the climactic tanker chase, the producers used an entire section of a highway near Mexicali, which had been closed for safety reasons.

It's a role that Placido Domingo was always keen to repeat, and though we only get him singing two sections of the opera here – the climactic rape scene from the second act, and the final scene of the third, when the despairing Rodrigo dies and all the bells of Spain spontaneously ring out – they are enough to show the dramatic intensity he must have brought to it 50 years ago.

The most powerful section of David and Goliath concerns the climactic battle of the civil rights movement in Alabama, in 1963.

The bizarre events in the mid-section that will catapult our drama forwards to a satisfying climactic scene.