Sentence examples for final flowering from inspiring English sources

I wanted my girls to witness the final flowering of that other age, even as it faded before us.

All this, I think, gives Emma an added depth as the final flowering of a great artist and her work.

There was a final flowering of Gothic architecture in Portugal under King Manuel the Fortunate (1495 1521).

During the Golden Age such late medieval and early Renaissance forms as the chivalric and pastoral novels underwent their final flowering.

On average, first flowering advanced by 3.3 days per decade, peak flowering by 2.5 days, and final flowering by 1.5 days.

But Mr. Scott sees it more as a "terminal western, a final flowering of the dusty, epic spirit that had dominated American cinema in the '40s and '50s".

Humanity's travails are not over, although the restorative image of Mr. Pendleton's final flower-power ballet promises otherwise.

But over 760,000 poppies are yet to be planted, and will be added to the installation gradually over the next three months before the final flower is laid on 11 November - Armistice Day.

He is the final flower of classical Greek antiquity, of the Hellenic, and also the first bud of the Hellenistic, when Greek culture spread in diluted form over the ancient East.

The cosmopolitan corporation here becomes the rightful heir of the civil rights movement, the heir of the fight against imperialism, the final flower of the human search for justice.

Miller and his helpers were poking the final flowers into the wreath — red anemones, blue and pink sweet peas, pink-and-green ornamental-cabbage stems, Queen Anne's lace.