Sentence examples for their culmination from inspiring English sources

He gropes like a blind man for their meaning; he has blocked out their culmination in Hitler's depredations.

Encyclopaedias of Classical times reached their culmination in Pliny's Historia naturalis, which was issued in the time of the Roman emperor Titus (39 81 ce).

Her 20-year reign saw the rise of certain trends and patterns in public life, society, and culture that were to reach their culmination under Catherine the Great.

A final recommendation (because the list could go on and on, including Gyorgy Konrad's "Anti-Politics" and dozens of others): The most remarkable Western chronicler of the liberation movements that saw their culmination in 1989 is Timothy Garton Ash.

In outline, the story is a twist on the slacker-striver romances that have been so prevalent in recent years and that reached their culmination last summer, in Apatow's "Knocked Up".

Mlambo-Ngcuka arrives at the UN as the millennium development goals (MDGs) near their culmination and debate begins in earnest on development agenda after 2015 when the MDGs expire.

Small-sided games have long been considered the best arena in youth development, futsal their logical culmination.

When she took the final high E flat – again with such fullness and assurance – it brought the singer's triumph and the audience's joy in sound to their fitting culmination.

His company was now a troupe of postrevolutionary émigrés, and the new production soft-pedaled the national aspect of the nearly plotless scenario, just a series of fertility rituals and group dances and their grisly culmination.

While there, they quickly befriended the hard-partying Wolf + Lamb crew while hanging out at their notorious headquarters inside the Marcy Hotel and began releasing their music a house-leaning culmination of their hip-hop, jazz, and electronic influences on Wolf + Lamb's eponymous record label in 2008.

In paintings of mythological or biblical themes, the events portrayed were chosen on the basis of either their didactic qualities (characteristic of Classicism) or their dramatic strength (characteristic of Romanticism) and were presented at the moment of their unfurling or culmination.