Sentence examples for climactic state from inspiring English sources
Accompanied by drums and pipes, in masks and costumes, people, often hand in hand and usually in circles, sang and danced, faster and faster, until a climactic state of shared bliss was attained.
Orgasm, also called Climax, climactic physiological state of heightened sexual excitement and gratification that is followed by relaxation of sexual tensions and the body's muscles.
A climactic moment in every State of the Union Message is the introduction of the heroic "real people" sitting in the gallery next to the First Lady.
On the eve of climactic contests in 16 states, the two Democratic presidential candidates seemed to look past each other as they stumped through New York City yesterday: Vice President Al Gore toward the general election and former Senator Bill Bradley toward his place in history.
The character Ellsworth Toohey in Ayn Rand's 1943 novel The Fountainhead references Caligula in his climactic speech to Peter Keating stating, "Remember the Roman Emperor who said he wished humanity had a single neck so he could cut it?
Nasheed personally took on the might of China and the US in the climactic closed-door heads of state meeting in Copenhagen in 2009.
In another climactic sermon, Jesse blames the sorry state of the world on its people, and their lack of righteousness.
(This scene is largely patterned after a climactic scene in the 1980 film Altered States ).
The sheer narrative thrust and energy leading to the climactic moments where Israel is reborn as a state moved me.
Pennsylvania will begin to look like the crucial deciding state and a win there will carry climactic weight.
Set in a sinister Orwellian state, Ravenhill's drama consists of three climactic episodes in the life of a civil servant, Paul, whose job is to administer the Cut, a ritual punishment inflicted on the subject classes.
