Sentence examples for climactic sentence from inspiring English sources

The stressed word in this climactic sentence is "opposite".

"The Court" dips in and out of Mr Lubanga's trial, from its start in 2009 to its climactic finish, when he was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment for forcing children to serve as soldiers in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Making almost every sentence appear as a climactic moment, as if the excitement is barely containable (including overuse of exclamation marks).

From its glorious 300-word first sentence to the stately canopic imagery of its climactic scenes, Mend the Living, beautifully translated from the French by Jessica Moore, mimics the rhythm of the processes it depicts – the troughs and peaks of grief and protocol, of skills utilised and acceptance finally achieved.

The climactic brutality is an exclamation mark at the end of a long sentence, whose lack of punctuation up to that point made it all the more thrilling.

The near-banal final sentence, "That was how I left Bergen", is knowingly anti-climactic: we already know how much bigger the parts of this story are than its summary.

He brought sweeping flourishes to climactic phrases.

The climactic scenes are utterly revolting.

At the climactic moment, the movie stops.

There is a climactic shootout.

What was Creation's climactic culmination?