Sentence examples for climax as from inspiring English sources

This musical petite mort almost proved to be a career climax as well.

Wasilewski leads us into a perfect storm of domestic anguish, towards a climax as bleak as the deserted industrial spaces that form the backdrop.

The typical structure of his novels from the early 1830s onward is determined by this approach: there is a long period of preparation and exposition, and then tension mounts swiftly to an inevitable climax, as in classical tragedy.

Whelan's lawyers are particularly worried about the denial of bail and possible flaws in an investigative process that, they say, was timed to reach its climax as close as possible to the World Cup final.

The climax, as might be expected, involves a chase across the ravaged city to ensure that justice is done to the wronged and that the wrongdoers get their comeuppance.

The evidence was weak in the silent movies, weak and nondiscriminating for the early sound movies (the decline covers the setup and climax as well), and nascent for the midsample films, but it finally crystallized in the more contemporary films.

As the Montana Senate race approached its climax, as many as five fliers landed in voters' mailboxes daily.

GameSpot criticized the game's conclusion for its dramatic change in gameplay to a rail shooter-like style at the story's climax, as well as a leveling-off of the difficulty.

The frequency measures were maximum and range (delta) of F0 frequency for the highest note of each climax, as well as the lowest F0 frequency of the great call climax.

It lets them display their profound sense of theatre, since they have worked the material so that it yields suspense and a number of frightening climaxes as well as laughter.

The climax was as loud as any unamplified sound I've ever heard, and it did wonderfully strange things to the brain.