Sentence examples for natural culmination from inspiring English sources

Alexander's time as ambassador to Nato (1986-92) was the natural culmination of his career.

Choosing to disentangle our affairs isn't really a rejection, but simply the natural culmination of time spent in close proximity.

There are no analogs to the LATOR experiment; it is unique and is a natural culmination of solar system gravity experiments.

Sacher Film is the natural culmination of Mr. Moretti's free-wheeling, hands-on approach, though in Italy it is rare for a director also to be a producer.

(It led me to believe that the natural culmination of a writing life was a large villa in France or Italy, which turns out not to be true).

Carnoy and Lavine's joint leadership of the Board is the natural culmination of more than thirty years of collaborative service to the University.

His interest in shaping a skyscraper to reflect its surroundings - the pattern of streets, the open spaces, even the natural landscape -reached its culmination in 333 Wacker Drive in Chicago, a sleek tower of greenish glass atop a granite and marble base.

If this distinction was maintained art would then be seen as the culmination of natural processes, and "science" (improperly so called) as merely a helpful means for achieving this end.

An activity, such as John's walking uphill, is a homogeneous event: its sub-events satisfy the same description as the activity itself and has no natural finishing point or culmination.

The natural resources plan was the culmination of a longer history of conflicts between Palmer and the federal government.

That makes me feel we should regard ourselves as part of the natural order, rather than the culmination of it.