Sentence examples for epic culmination from inspiring English sources

The finale, which I hoped would be an epic culmination to the show I spent years watching, failed to impress and actually enraged me more than anything else.

But there was no way it could compete with the Russian epic, the culmination of three years of work by Mr. Bortko, who is admired for faithful adaptations of Dostoyevsky's "The Idiot" and Mikhail Bulgakov's "Heart of a Dog".

But for the 60-year-old director, his production of the Indian epic represents a culmination of a lifelong search for theatrical expression of mankind's greatest dramas and deepest dilemmas.

It's the grand culmination of an epic story the scale of which television has never before seen.

The court case was the culmination of an epic battle between the country's secular establishment — a powerful coterie of judges and generals that has deposed elected governments four times in Turkish history — and Mr. Erdogan, a broadly popular politician whose supporters say that his past as a political Islamist is firmly behind him.

;"Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" Recorded at the third Nashville session, this song was the culmination of another epic of simultaneous writing and recording in the studio.

The bloodbath is the culmination of Paulo Lins's epic novel, which is available in translation for the first time thanks to the international success of the eponymous film adaptation.

Scholars today consider the two Homeric epics in some way to represent the culmination of an oral tradition that extended back many centuries, with its origins in the Mycenaean period (c. 1600 - 1200 BCE) or before.

This work is the culmination of those inspired by the Finnish epic; four splendid symphonic poems, one of which, "The Swan of Tuonela," has achieved great popularity.

The culmination of his unique undergraduate trajectory is an epic interdepartmental production of the play Ragtime, with him as producer.

At once epic and fragmentary, the book argues for the Sex Pistols as the culmination of "an unheard, invisible tradition" of apocalyptic protest-poetry stretching back via Situationism and Dada all the way to medieval millenarian sects like the Brethren of the Free Spirit.