Sentences with phrase «as dramatic a climax»

His comeback took him to the playoff and insured that the 1962 Masters would have as dramatic a climax as — well, as a Masters.

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There lies the center of the long perspective; there lies the focus — in the heavenly places, and in the future — like a dramatic scene whose center is off - stage, as in the Agamemnon of Aeschylus; like a symphony whose climax is still to come; (A view which I have tried to set forth in an article, «Eschatology and Reunion,» Religion in Life, 10:83 - 91.)

Records for Real Madrid and Cristiano Ronaldo as well as some dramatic end - of - season climaxes around the world.

In Little Accidents, the town is perhaps the most important character, creating a perfect background for the action as it unfolds towards a dramatic climax.

When prospects dried up for Lundigan in the mid-1950s, he returned to announcing as the host of the popular CBS dramatic anthology Climax.

The camera is as likely to execute an elaborately expressive manoeuvre in the farmhouse kitchen, during the washing - up, as on a more obviously dramatic occasion, like the spectacular party on a neighbouring estate which gives the film its climax.

But that is squandered, for the scene climaxes with Cinque making a dramatic outburst that can best be described as a perfect example of the cloying sentimentality that often mars Spielberg films.

It's good for laughs from time to time (Kyle and Pops exchanging impudent glares as they race to fill ammo clips in an unspoken «best guardian» competition), but the movie's dramatic climax is a stinker that goes nowhere fast.

Conceived as a tablet PC that is well suited for anytime web browsing, the JooJoo is a browser based device that has taken a lengthy time for its launch which were marked with lots of dramatic climaxes.