Sentence examples for the very culmination from inspiring English sources

Now they are at the very culmination of that process.

"It is the very culmination of six to eight years of really serious struggle for ordinary Americans in which their incomes are flat, [and] the cost of energy, education, healthcare and now food are up dramatically".

You are a human being, the very culmination of this existence; you are conscious.

Now that we have a certain distance from the first world war, it is increasingly possible to see it as the very complex culmination of colonial manoeuvrings.

It had been years in the making, and the culmination of the very best-laid plans.

We experience it as chronology, with ourselves as the end point — not the end point, but as the culmination of events that leads to the very moment in which we happen to live.

So Sandy Hook was a culmination — neither sudden nor entirely calculated, at least until the very end.

"How odd," Gazzaniga muses, "this ability is not the sober culmination of intellectual development but instead makes its appearance playfully and precociously at the very beginning of childhood".

The culmination of said jamming will be a jamtastic album out on Animal Collective's label, Paw Tracks, in the very near future.

The resignations were the culmination of a very public, four-month-long battle that pitted the police and the attorney general's office against the Corruption Eradication Commission, the nation's chief investigator into corruption.

The phones are very much the culmination of Microsoft's purchase of Danger in 2008.