Cervantes delights in the epistemological hornet's nest into which Don Quixote and Sancho stumble in this second volume, as they assert their reality by recourse to a prior fiction whose culmination they are now enacting.
"Culmination is a bit too timid," Mr. Viñoly said.
Six goals came in each half, three from Mobley, three by Walton, whose third was the culmination of a "brilliant run", and two each from the other three forwards, Hallam, Wheldon and Hands.
The leak is the culmination of a month of threats made by the hackers as part of an apparent moral crusade against the site, whose purpose is to help married people find a little strange.
Controlling it all, the impresario glories in having achieved a supreme work of art, one whose dramatic culmination will be his own death onstage.
Septic pathophysiology is a culmination of multiple complex dynamic processes whose interactions are only partially understood.
In the geography of David Harvey, the philosophy of Alain Badiou or the revolutionary heritage guidebooks of Eric Hazan, the Commune is the culmination of the French revolution, a "Universal Republic" whose ambitions were as expansive as its existence was brief.
