Sentence examples similar to culminating devotion from inspiring English sources
He hero-worships Miles Davis, a devotion that culminated a decade ago in "Blood on the Floor" (he likes strong titles), a piece that combined the improvisational talents of American jazz players with the impeccable craftsmanship of the Ensemble Modern of Frankfurt.
Here is one thumbnail sketch of the Enlightenment: It was launched in England and France, with Descartes and Hobbes as key precursors; it gathered momentum in England through Locke and Newton; their influence then spread to the continent, with Voltaire and Leibniz playing leading roles and Rousseau responding with characteristic ambivalence; it culminated in Kant's devotion to reason.
Hoge's primary victory culminated a lifetime of devotion to the Republican Party that started when he was 10, watching the 1956 Republican convention on television.
Her dance with breast cancer drew her into various support groups and culminated in her involvement with and devotion to "the Virginia Thurston Healing Garden" in Harvard, MA.
McFarlane's devotion to both his crafts culminated in meeting the legendary late writer and publisher Stan Lee serendipitously at a Holiday Inn in Florida when he was 16.
This devotion to bettering the work environment, and treating people with respect, culminated in a sleekly reimagined new world headquarters in Camden — which became a visible symbol for the deeper and wide-ranging performance and culture improvements that had transpired during his time as CEO.
It was one of numerous outbursts of noisy acclamation during the 50-minute speech, which culminated with members of the almost exclusively male audience mobbing Assad onstage with hugs and other displays of devotion, presumably intended to remind the world that he still enjoys staunch support.
Successful courtship culminates in mating.
The semester culminated with performances.
The confrontation culminated in dark ultimatums.
