Sentence examples for fierce climactic from inspiring English sources
Its fierce climactic battle is recreated in searing detail.
It also follows a convincing symphonic shape, with a dialectical first movement that contrasts different blocks of musical material, a sometimes anguished slow movement, fierce climactic scherzo, and a finale that gradually discharges the tension and finds quiet resolution.
The horses are consistently upstaged by the people, even during the climactic horse race displaying the fierce grandeur of these wild animals.
After a try-sweetened opening round of Six Nations matches, the second helping was a little harder to swallow: I felt there was something anti-climactic about the contest in Dublin, fierce though it undoubtedly was.
Flatpack will also be sharing a festival hub with live art extravaganza Fierce, a screening-space-cum-cafe-bar called The Dirty End where the climactic Paper Party will bring together zoetrope turntablists Sculpture and a VJ set from the brilliant David Wilson.
Iraqi special forces are expected to lead the way into Mosul, where they will face fierce resistance in a densely populated landscape, with Isis militants preparing for a climactic battle and laying booby-traps.
And powering the climactic "Being Alive," from "Company," Julian Ovenden reclaimed a potentially histrionic anthem as unexpectedly fierce and very much alive.
It is striking that the most exciting section of the evening comes when Jamie xx drills his music down to fierce percussive cadenza that raises the pulse of the dancing and adds visceral urgency to Eliasson's climactic whirl of mirrors and light.
In the climactic moment, on a Spanish cliff, Bryan strides up to Rachel, who is caught in a fierce wind.
In the Fifth and Sixth Symphonies the competition on disc is much fiercer, and neither performance seems to match the very best, though typically Gergiev reserves his best for the climactic moments - the percussion-driven end to the first movement of the Fifth, for instance, or the quiet menace that lurks in the finale of the Sixth - though neither work seems conceived as a coherent whole.
