Why, in other words, was this culmination coming now?
(See: Bus Stop Beatdown) Witnesses say the attack was the culmination of words exchanged on Facebook.
The Quran is the central religious book of Islam, believed to be the unadulterated word of God and the culmination of all previous Christian and Jewish scripture.
Lewinskygate marks, in the words of the philosopher Thomas Nagel, "the culmination of a disastrous erosion" of privacy; it represents, in the words of the author Wendy Kaminer, "the utter disregard for privacy and individual autonomy that exists in totalitarian regimes".
In other words, however original Donald Trump may look, he's the curious culmination of old news and a changing country.
French style is the culmination of those three words.
Every year, Germany chooses an official 'Youth Word', the culmination of the annual Youth Word of the Year contest organised by Langenscheidt.
In other words, this novel is the semi-autobiographical culmination of Julian Cope's life's work – that being, as he has modestly explained, an attempt to lay down "the Ur-Text of Rock'n'Roll".
In other words, the day's activity is a culmination of one of Mr. Wells's long-held wishes: to make a television show where familial love, juicy cursing, casual sex and drug use, bluntly put humor, mega-alcohol bingeing and total chaos reign.
Six years after the violent deaths of the rap stars Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G., which some in the industry consider the culmination of a war of words between rival East Coast and West Coast rap camps, the world of platinum-selling hip-hop remains fascinated by threats and insults.
