Sentence examples for of climactic from inspiring English sources

His music is often propelled by rising sequences of climactic outbursts, showing the influence of Richard Strauss.

Nevertheless, his sweeping gestures embraced the spirit of the finale, and the great wave of climactic sound was exhilarating.

But that is not always reached in one day of climactic selling, and it isn't always obvious until after the fact.

The Symphony No 7 (2008-9), with its beguiling opening viola theme, is full of climactic, thundering event and a lyricism Vaughan Williams or Sibelius might have envied.

After all these heated goings-on, the show closes with the ultracool John Waters and his photomontage of climactic moments from steamy Hollywood films.

Gusev again, as he learns that he is going to die, experiences a kind of climactic bafflement at his own feelings: "A vague urge disturbs him.

Somewhere in the middle of the climactic sequence of Avengers: Age of Ultron, Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) remarks of the events on screen that "none of this makes sense".

A rousing account of the climactic battle of the War of 1812.

An Obama Administration official told me, "The first year of Clinton's second term was the resolution of the climactic moments of his third year.

Juvenile material in the products of the 19 January 2011 event was very suggestive of approaching of the climactic event.

But after several false sunsets, early October has at last had the feel of the climactic moment of the crisis.