Sentence examples for felt climactic from inspiring English sources

It was a triumph of desperation over technique, a moment of such emotional force it felt climactic and defining.

And there were moments when Mr. Ozawa let its power be felt: the climactic fifth movement, "Joie du Sang des Etoiles," as well as the brassy finale were as charged and evocative as could be.

Phipps felt the climactic scene in which Tooms infiltrates Scully's home is "the scene that makes the episode", noting that there was "a real sense of peril" despite it being clear that Scully, a lead character, was not going to come to harm.

After the build-up with the "mixtapes" and the sense of mystery heightened by the lack of interviews, when the debut album proper finally kiss-landed it felt anti-climactic.

Most of the action was presented to us in the form of recorded clips, and the climactic jump-off at the end – back on the underwhelming ski slopes – didn't really feel particularly climactic.

The New York debut of Gutless & Grateful felt like the climactic ending to a near-death medical saga, and now here I was back at square one.

The ending feels anti-climactic.

But this isn't resolved very satisfyingly and the final big reveal feels anti-climactic, with unanswered questions concerning Marianne.

Rachel (9 11 40 PM): This debate feels anti-climactic after the hubbub of New Hampshire.

Argentina were solid rather than spectacular, which is Sabella's way, but it still felt rather anti-climactic given both the potential of their forward line and the narrative of the tournament so far.

But again, Maloney doesn't quite carry it off and the conclusion felt flat and anti-climactic.