Sentence examples for inevitable culmination from inspiring English sources

Its ultimate failure is the inevitable culmination of a long history of victories and successes.

It was only the culmination -- the inevitable culmination, some who knew Mr. Kane said -- of a struggle that began here in Springfield.

Hill's account of his end is intensely moving, its stunned quietness a somehow inevitable culmination to a career of such prodigious energy.

With those defiant words, Kenneth Lay, the former chairman of Enron, acknowledged the inevitable culmination of America's greatest corporate tragedy: his indictment on Wednesday July 7th for his role in the energy company's spectacular bankruptcy.

From the moment he encountered Sebastian Flyte in 1920s Oxford, Charles Ryder, without realising it, had embarked on a quest that would bring him to God (though this is only implied, for the novel ends before the inevitable culmination).

New Zealand scored their first try at the end of the third minute, the inevitable culmination of a non-stop exhibition of power and angles from the kick‑off that was both brutal and beautiful.

But Mr. Su tells the full story of his inner life and of a strange unity to all of his experience, as if the car accident near Niagara Falls was inevitable, a culmination, a metaphor.

That kind of non-systemic change thinking is what made this type of culmination inevitable," he added.

That kind of non-systemic change thinking is what made this type of culmination inevitable," he said.

HISTORIANS will no doubt look back on Super Tuesday, 2004, as the culmination of an inevitable process.

The Kellogg's-branded Times Square cafe marks the inevitable corporate appropriation, and thus probable culmination, of this trend.