Sentence examples for culminated not only from inspiring English sources

These and other factors culminated not only in the right wing failing to encircle the French left but becoming itself the victim of a French and British flank attack that halted the entire German offensive at the Battle of the Marne (Sept. 6 12, 1914).

Richard Lovell Edgeworth began one of the first systematic studies of childhood development which would culminate not only in an educational treatise co-authored with Maria Edgeworth entitled Practical Education (1798), but also in a large body of children's stories by Maria, beginning with The Parent's Assistant (1798).

In the event, Caravaggio's stay on Malta culminated not in triumph but in disaster.

The march is supposed to culminate not with speeches but with a great, deafening clamor.

It culminates not with a death but with their wedding.

This "free speech" not only culminated in one of the ugliest moments in human history with the Holocaust but also in the pogroms in Europe - where Jews were repeatedly rounded up to be killed or have their homes burned.

"First, there is the history of American public eloquence that culminates in Abraham Lincoln not only quoting from the plays in his first inaugural address, but also using the cadences of Shakespeare to connect with his audience.

It culminates with an essay that affirms not only the existence of black people in America but our place as Americans.

We also have a seven-year cycle for the earth culminating in Shemitah (Sabbatical), a year of renewal not only for people but for the land and animals as well.

But Mr. Bowden's close scrutiny pays off when the book culminates in a long view: a latter-day assessment not only of how individuals have fared but also how their countries and cultures have evolved.

His passion culminated in his founding a conservatory for orchids at Old Dominion University where he not only donated his vast orchid collection but led the fundraising efforts and construction for this lasting memorial.