Sentence examples for culminating perfection from inspiring English sources
It was the only chapter on a living artist and explicitly presented Michelangelo's works as the culminating perfection of art, surpassing the efforts of all those before him.
By placing impossible demands upon schools (e.g., continual progress toward perfection culminating in 100% proficiency for all students), this policy laid the groundwork for the power-grab of Barack Obama's Race to the Top and federal waivers that allow states to opt-out of No Child Left Behind's requirements if they give away further local control of education to the federal government.
. an ideal of deeply refined stylistic perfection," and culminated with a recognition of social accountability.
Historically, this process has been considered a more or less direct series of assumed improvements within a single lineage that eventually culminated in the burnished "perfection" of H. sapiens.
Successful courtship culminates in mating.
The advent, and subsequent perfection, of Bunsen and Kirchhoff's spectroscopy2 throughout the early 1860s coincided with an increased understanding of patterns in the properties of elements, which culminated with Mendeleev's first periodic table of 1869.
The semester culminated with performances.
culminates a rapid evolution for the company.
"This culminates a decade of PrEP research".
The political crisis culminated in September 1938.
