Sentence examples for constant climax from inspiring English sources
"The Dark Knight" is constant climax; it's always in a frenzy, and it goes on forever.
He said the film's mood is one of "constant climax," and that it feels rushed and far too long.
The stream of hints in Pygmalion that Higgins will become emotionally attached to Eliza is constant, climaxing when, unable to cope with her departure - prompted by his failure to recognise her as a woman of feeling and sensibility - he searches for her.
Landforms exposed for millions of years to a constant environment may display a climax (steady-state) landform association that is essentially timeless and in which landform evolution through denudation is reduced to mere negative allotropic growth.
The book isn't just young adult post apocalyptic science fiction; to me this book is a roller coaster of emotions and a constant pressure of the ongoing climax.
According to Connell and Slatyer (1977) the species composition of the climax stage will remain constant (i) if it is only interrupted on a small scale (i.e. only individual trees die and are replaced) and (ii) if an individual tree is more likely to be replaced by an individual tree of its own species.
Hamilton handles massive ideas with enviable ease, manipulates plots and characters to spring constant surprises, and brings the trilogy to a climax with a cannonade of fire-cracker finales.
Hegel showed that there is a constant work of history with some moments like this of climax, of crisis – of kairos, the Greek term, the decisive moment.
He says that the strain of constant touring, along with the fault-lines in his relationship with Palmer, reached a messy climax amid the swamps of Glastonbury.
Subsequently, the next two months will feature constant media coverage of which college teams are recruiting various high school prospects until the frenzy reaches a climax on college football's National Signing Day, February 4th, 2015.
