Sentence examples for culminated in a sort of from inspiring English sources
The class culminated in a sort of open demo day at the UW campus, where students could show off their work to the general public and serious players like Microsoft Research's CVP Peter Lee.
Robert's weirdly affectless response to their deaths makes him the centre of attention, gets him assigned to make a documentary memorialising the twins, leads to his first fumbling sexual experience and culminates in a sort of breakdown.
The next register, the constant crescendo register, culminates in a sort of primal repetitive scream that in the context of the song is both jarring and hilarious.
It caps off a trend that started two years ago when the government launched that website, and culminated with Britain locked in a sort of emotional void where the only way we can now communicate opinions is via e-petitions.
In the late 90's there was a growing acceptance that both theory-theory and simulation theory were partially right and partially wrong, and this culminated in a general acceptance of some sort of hybrid theory (e.g. Nichols & Stich 2003; Goldman 2006).
To come to the conclusion they came to, George and his team interviewed a bunch of female college students in committed relationships and asked them how often they had sex in a calendar week; how often the aforementioned sex culminated in them making a sort of base, guttural, howling noise of enjoyment; then asked them on the scale of one-to-Meg-Ryan-in-that-deli how intense their orgasms were.
The study culminated in a book of the same name.
It all culminated in a crush of protesters on Westminster Bridge.
The epitome of the trip culminated in a risky interview of former Khmer Rouge soldiers.
These further revisions culminated in a final version of the COPUS.
