Sentence examples for to climactic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, pertaining to, or constituting a climax; reaching a decisive moment or point of greatest tension.
He brought sweeping flourishes to climactic phrases.
Tonight, he brought an extra intensity to climactic moments.
It does not lead from frustrated love to fulfilled love to climactic marriage.
With delicacy and care, she guides readers to climactic moments, moving the members of a large cast with ease.
Research on everyday experiences of snow and ice is limited, particularly for older adults potentially more vulnerable to climactic conditions given health and mobility limitations.
Mlle Rachel was admired for her pantomime, the feverish excitement she brought to climactic scenes, and the evil fascination of some of her characterizations.
"By the time you get to her climactic line to Todd — 'I love you, I love you' — it's so chilling and exciting and upsetting here, you really believe it".
But the novel is saved when Bruno comes back to Chicago, leading to the climactic scenes that will return him to confinement.
The escalating crescendo, in the middle, which connects the verse to the climactic theme was fun to record.
Snow, the key ingredient in the naturalist film's production design and backdrop to its climactic showdown, was nowhere to be found.
Our scientists have developed almost 200 varieties of crops that are resilient to changing climactic conditions and techniques to grow crops in less fertile soil.
