Sentence examples for whose climax from inspiring English sources
Discourse," perhaps the only show in history whose climax involves a 12-pound pizza.
The solemnly presented event was the latest salvo in an international Morricone blitz whose climax will be an honorary Oscar later this month.
Here is a film whose climax is driven, for six long minutes, by the ecstatically sad, neo-Wagnerian "Scène d'amour" that Bernard Herrmann composed in 1958 for Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo".
For the past couple of years, Kraftwerk have been playing a remix with lyrics in Japanese whose climax is the resounding word "FUKUSHIMA" glowing in black and white, at once chilling and compassionate.
As was to be expected for an event whose climax was made to be televised, the line between actual drama and contrivance in the three-day stunt was always thin.
And kids may be perplexed by a book whose climax asks them to root for a pulse-pounding, heart-stopping... On the other hand, speaking again as an adult, I do appreciate the idea of a book in which justice, like the world, is not saved by someone who can't drive.
Most then rush through her years at Yale Law School, a romantic interlude whose unromantic climax is seventeen years in Arkansas.
In context, it's perhaps best not to ask how stagehands dressed in contemporary military fatigues are folded into a narrative whose grievous climax involves a duel.
Political meteorologists will be tempted to conclude that the post-1968 Rerablican era, whose stormy climax was the 1994 congressional election, is over.
And like "The Scarlet Letter," whose exultant climax is Dimmesdale's disclosure of a secret sexual sin, "The Bishop's Daughter" is an eloquent argument for speaking even the most difficult truths.
"Pride (In the Name of Love)," whose emotional climax is the Martin Luther King, Jr., assassination, pairs "shot rings out in a Memphis sky" with "free at last" and "they could not take your pride" in a way that could break your young heart — and in a way that can make you cringe a bit when you're older.
