Sentence examples for its ultimate stage from inspiring English sources

This show brings the style to perhaps its ultimate stage of development.

For both composers, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony was the true beginning of modern music: Beethoven had in effect recognised that the symphony as an art form had reached its ultimate stage and could go no further, and must merge into a new kind of drama.

Or we can judge that the school of subjection has just reached its ultimate stage, and that a world in which there is no one, governor or governed, who is allowed to decide as a free agent is a world that is condemned.

Instead it ended in the Superdome on Sunday, in a victory in the final game of the N.F.L. season, the most important on its calendar, the ultimate stage for the ultimate showman, like him or not.

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi called it "the ultimate stage of a judicial scheme" to undermine Italian political leaders and an example of "justice gone mad".

"Futurism," on view at Tate Modern until Sept. 20 is fascinating because it represents the ultimate stage in a process that began with Impressionism and its blurring of outlines.

I see it as the ultimate stage of evolution in men's attire".

1980 is all three – the ultimate stage show – and its heart really belongs in music hall.

If, as one of Wallace's characters asserts, "the world of men as it exists today is a bureaucracy," then the I.R.S., "a system composed of many systems," not only represents that world but also furnishes the ultimate stage on which its moral dramas are enacted.

"It's like the ultimate stage shift," Dr. Hawk said of the new results.

This will not only be a grand opportunity to attract more fans to this great sport, but it will be the ultimate stage for the Americans to affirmatively stamp their new dominance on this global game.