Sentence examples for the climax of evolution from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, in popular science reference books, it's a male palaeontologist that is the climax of evolution.

"If Mr Darwin is right in his theory," the accompanying piece asks, "has not the climax of evolution been reached and are we not heading down the hill toward the aboriginal starting point again?" Wilde's agent complained.

See, grime wasn't a homegrown response to American rap but the climax of an evolution whereby the rave MC eclipsed the DJ as star focus and driving force within the culture.

This edition is the climax of several decades of lexicographical evolution.

He fostered the evolution of the highly centralized administration that marked the climax of the Old Kingdom (c. 2575 c. 2130 bce).

This is the climax of the eclipse.

This was the climax of his career.

The climax of the fair was the Exhibition Polo Match.

The climax of the novel is set during the blackout.

The climax of the story was a shocker.

The period 1957 62 was also the climax of decolonization.