Sentence examples for vast climax from inspiring English sources
So is Sun in Your Eyes, an epic clatter that surges from nothing to a piano ballad to a vast climax, underpinned by blaring, valedictory synths, then back to nothing again.
But the experience gains its full meaning only when the form of the total expression is realized: the low aisles giving grandeur to the high nave, the three together leading to the confluence of the two transept arms at the crossing in a vast climax that prepares for the resolution or finale at the altar.
The model is also limited to estimating the primary productivity of what may be considered stable or climax vegetation (the vast majority of the Australian continent), and is less reliable for arable cropping sites.
10) The film climaxes with the apes collating their vast strength and intellect to perform the act that Caesar's been dreaming of for so long – scaring one specific horse a bit.
The show begins — and climaxes — with a tremendous installation in a vast white room: "black paintings" from the years 1958-1959 by Stella, and blunt geometric arrangements of wooden beams, bricks, and steel tiles from the sixties by Andre.
This weekend is the climax of Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, the installation which – witnessed by vast crowds – has filled the Tower of London's moat with 888,246 ceramic poppies to mark the First World War dead of Britain and its empire.
The vast distances to the galaxies and thick shrouds of dust blocked a view of the inevitable climax: supernovas exploding in rapid succession as each generation of giant stars dies out.
Over all, the performance felt long,, but there were plenty of exciting moments during the vast sweep of ironic waltzes and marches, frantic moto-perpetuo string sections, brass and percussion climaxes and sardonic humor.
The piece unfurled with magnificent slowness and space, as Blomstedt conjured the vast vista of the opening theme, beginning with an archetypal horn call and growing into a celebratory climax.
