Sentence examples for culmination seems from inspiring English sources

Since the corresponding cell populations do not exist even temporarily in A. subglobosum, the mechanistic aspect of culmination seems different in this species, as pointed out by Bonner [ 2].

California's southernmost hub has been on the up in terms of dance music over the past few years, and this festival, put on in collaboration with Goldenvoice, seems a culmination of all that postiive energy.

This scene, painted when death must have been on Homer's mind, seems the culmination of a lifetime of observation.

A masterclass by the Aboriginal chef Mark Olive in the lounge car seems an appropriate culmination of the lesson in Australia I've undertaken on this trip.

It is the most fully immersive project he's completed since he stopped writing novels and in many ways it seems like a culmination of his life's work to date.

Luminox has improved their design chops considerably over the years and this seems like a culmination of years of solid work.

Compiling a list like this seems the logical culmination of all the watching and reviewing I've done since my first pieces appeared in the Washington Post (where I was a staff writer) and the Progressive magazine in the mid-1970s.

The publication, in the nineties, of what can best be described as Angelou's wisdom books — "Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now" and "Even the Stars Look Lonesome" — seems a more natural culmination of her work.

It's the culmination of intangibles which only Apple seems to be able to nail time and time again.

Ultimately, Nova seems to be the culmination of something financial theorists, development organizations and lenders have been looking for for a long time.

All at once it seems like both the culmination of several generations' worth of solid smartphone evolution, while feeling like a still-incomplete peek at the company's grand plans moving forward.