Sentence examples for the same climactic from inspiring English sources

But I did give her some of my interests, some thoughts about history; we have read the same books, been intrigued by the same figures, the same climactic moments.

The city centre experiences the same climactic effects as other larger cities with higher wind speeds, more fog, less precipitation and higher temperatures than the surrounding, open land.

The Harper's theory sounds like a convoluted conspiracy straight from pages of Inherent Vice, and it has about the same anti-climactic conclusion Lot 49 did, leaving us without any solid answers.

But conductor and pianist seemed to share the same vision, never swooning over climactic phrases and preventing the music from toppling into a schmaltzy abyss.

(The second-best thing is the surprisingly mournful, non-stirring music in the climactic hunt, which is the same in both versions).

Mann simply loves these landscapes - the rich forests that Hawkeye walks, the mountsides he dashes along in that film's glorious climactic sequences, are realised in the same lush textures as the mirrored streets of LA.

Jonathan is also a thief; he steals the key needed to open the Book of Amun-Ra from Rick in prison, and manages to pickpocket the same key from Imhotep during the film's climactic battle.

In mid-November, after a shake-up in his own campaign, Mr. Kerry began delivering a sharper stump speech, including the climactic line "Bring it on," which hits the same rebellious chord as Dr. Dean's rallying cries.

It is a pity that the same comment does not apply to the story, for during the climactic periods Carla goes around with her books virtually asking for arrest.

At the same time, Julien frustrates the viewing public that hopes for some climactic resolution--or any kind of closure to the story.

Yet at the same time there is something heartfelt, as well as poetic, to the climactic threnody in which the headmaster laments the changing of England: "The hedges come down from the silent fields.