Sentence examples for huge climax from inspiring English sources
"And then you keep on building up intensity until a huge climax and -- boom! it leads right into the show".
It doesn't have someone being killed every 20 minutes and then a climax – it builds to one huge climax at the prom.
The opening movement had exactly the right kind of implacable tread, the sense of arching towards catastrophe, and the huge climax was genuinely unnerving.
Welser-Möst excels in this music, and the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Singers and Chorus, all of whom were surely coming to the score for the first time, were superb: the huge climax at the end of part one, and the joyous, floating hallelujahs which celebrate the final judgment were, in their different ways, equally memorable.
Composed in 1993 as a memorial to Holliger's teacher Sándor Veress, the work is a powerfully sustained 15-minute elegy, driven by a writhing, angry melodic line that sometimes unravels into multiple voices or becomes suffocated by decorative detail, heaves itself up to a huge climax, and finally evaporates in constellations of harmonics.
Salonen has certainly moved a long way from the musical world of his teacher Franco Donatoni, whose last work, Esa: in Cauda V, opened the CBS Os programme - a mosaic of vivid gestures, some laconic, some assertive, that suddenly boils up into a huge climax and then shrugs it all off in a throwaway coda.
It is very intense, and has huge climaxes in it".
All I can say is that I've never heard an orchestra sound as thrillingly clear or as overwhelmingly sensual as it does here: the delicate splashes of the percussion writing in La Mer were shimmeringly evocative, the huge climaxes of La Valse massively powerful.
Rejoining the real world was a huge anti-climax.
The rest was scarifyingly unhinged with huge saturated climaxes that might have degenerated into sheer noise had the sound not been so impressively anchored.
But when the theory was put to him that a night with Sherlock would be a huge anti-climax, the 38-year-old set out to convince all doubters that his character would know "exactly how to please a woman".
