Sentence examples for true culmination from inspiring English sources

The most recent adventure, though, represented the true culmination of Mrs. Summers's aesthetic dreams.

All these developments led directly to the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, the greatest philosopher of the modern period, whose works mark the true culmination of the philosophy of the Enlightenment.

Though Royce lived only a few years beyond this late philosophical breakthrough, his last period brought the true culmination and flowering of his life's work.

Four years later, reaching Antarctica feels like a true culmination of our travels.

The annual dream-come-true event is the culmination of years of sacrifice and hard work.

For this reason, it must be true that our political lives are the culmination of histories, and so we must insist, again, if we are to understand this condition intelligibly, that history is the soil.

It is a card of dreams coming true, and it speaks to the completion of a cycle or culmination of a phase.

The proposed history would have been the culmination of the project begun in True Virtue and End of Creation.

In fact, the opposite is true: when the mission reaches its climax at around 12.30pm UK time on Friday, it will be the culmination of more than two years of precise planning.

While this is undeniably true, the deal announced this week can also be understood as the culmination of a long, complex relationship between Disney and Star Wars.

Whether it is a true ecstasy or a sense of hermeneutic illumination (Louth 2000: 69), this transient rapture foreshadows the culmination of the soul's journey after death, when God will at last be all in all.