Sentence examples for dramatic culmination from inspiring English sources

It was the dramatic culmination of a blood feud.

In an ecumenical sense, the apology is the dramatic culmination of an unusual period of public penance by major Christian groups.

Controlling it all, the impresario glories in having achieved a supreme work of art, one whose dramatic culmination will be his own death onstage.

In a dramatic culmination to a two-year saga, Judith Miller was sent to a Washington DC jail for a term that will last until October, unless she relents and reveals her source.

It was a dramatic culmination of tensions after the past few days had seen the Labour leader sack his foreign secretary, Hilary Benn, for plotting a coup and 20 further resignations by shadow cabinet ministers who no longer had confidence in him.

The huge rally in Istanbul's Maltepe Square was the dramatic culmination of opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu's "Justice March" – a 25-day, 425-kilometer trek from Ankara to Istanbul – a protest at the post-coup clampdown by Erdoğan's ruling AK party.

Tyrion's assumption of leadership was the culmination of the dramatic tension that was expertly built all hour (dramatic tension that was woven nicely though the memorable battle scenes and and the quieter but no less intense Cersei/Sansa scenes).

The verdict was the culmination of a dramatic, 10,000-mile chase from Antarctica to the Gulf of Guinea.

The Raqqa offensive, which concluded in mid-October, marks the culmination of a dramatic rise both for Felat and for the Kurdish political movement to which she belongs.

The embattled African leader, who was in Tanzania for crisis talks when a former army ally announced his ousting on Wednesday, arrived back in the tiny nation, the culmination of a dramatic 36 hours during which it remained unclear who would emerge the victor.

It was not only history, but it was the culmination of a dramatic year.