Sentence examples for is a climactic from inspiring English sources

There is a climactic shootout.

"I hope this is a climactic step," Mr. Fletcher said from Aspen on Tuesday.

In the script this is a climactic exchange, but it feels rather quaint today.

The scene at hand is a climactic moment in Mr. Law's character's breakdown, requiring the actor to cry and tear at his clothes.

And there is a climactic moment in "Embers" that proclaims just such a connection (rougher and less nuanced, perhaps) between private fibrillation and universal infarction.

Based on the Sanskrit Rāmāyaṇa by Valmiki, it is a climactic blend of earlier Śaṅgam poetry, Tamil epics, the Alvars' fervor of personal bhakti (devotion) toward Rama, folk motifs, and Sanskrit stories, metres, and poetic devices.

In "The Pagan Stone," she interrupts what is supposed to be a climactic and scary fight scene with a digression involving the B-52s song "Love Shack".

At what may or may not be a climactic moment, Pain observes a courtyard drama from a hospital window, then finds a bed and falls asleep.

One said the downsizing had been a "climactic time" and joked about the poor condition of the aging office by pointing to a crumbling wall.

The session, which was expected to be a climactic showdown, turned out to be a lengthy but largely uneventful tour through Mr. Faneuil's previous testimony.

Yet there's a climactic touch: a takeoff on the visionary mega-gravitational deformations of "2001," which, though much briefer than Kubrick's sequence, delivers an astonishment that's no mere parody but a worthy successor.