Sentence examples for extraordinary culmination from inspiring English sources

Condemned is an extraordinary culmination of what has become an important passion for Hammond, who believes that the media rarely depicts, as he says in the FotoEvidence interview, "the long-term impacts of war, famine, and displacement".

We human beings like to see ourselves and our extraordinary attributes as the culmination of a long process of incremental improvement.

Blow Off: A sharp price rise, accompanied by extraordinary volume; usually the culmination of an extended advance, leading to a sharp reaction.

But it is important to realize that his extraordinary accomplishment was the culmination of the exegetical tradition that had started in the 1st century BCE.

It will mark the culmination of an extraordinary journey from the streets of Mogadishu.

Nibali's extraordinary triumph this year marked the culmination of a long journey of sacrifice.

A few days after the game, Harriott said that the victory was the "culmination of an extraordinary season".

The clash between Winterkorn and Piëch was also the culmination of an extraordinary battle between the Volkswagen and Porsche businesses.

The event, dubbed Malala Day, was the culmination of an extraordinary four years for the girl from Mingora, in the troubled Swat valley of Pakistan.

On Thanksgiving weekend in 1964, my older brother, Rich, was a freshman at Notre Dame, home for the weekend and ready to enjoy the culmination of an extraordinary football season for the Irish.

His trial, at a time when federal judges are chafing against strict sentencing measures passed by Congress, was the culmination of an extraordinary courtroom collision between a judge and the law he is sworn to uphold.