| Even in this, he misses the contribution of the diminuendo passages to the power of the climaxes. |
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| Dodd and I weren't the type that made love every night and attempted to have climaxes and get kids. |
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| Previous authors have suggested some oak communities represent edaphic climaxes on poor, droughty soils. |
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| God that he is, Jupiter has the locution that climaxes the wit pervading the play. |
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| And they revere anybody who climaxes their complaint with an escape from Washington. |
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| Godard begins Contempt with a vision of cinema as movement as order, and he climaxes it with a vision of life as stasis as disorder. |
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| The distress off camera contributed to the tenor of Taylor's scenes, especially the halting monologue that climaxes the film. |
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| More films get unspooled much to the delight of film buffs of the twin cities as the British film festival climaxes this weekend. |
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| There is also evidence that the uptake of sperm is increased when a woman climaxes. |
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| Hard edged pianism, sudden long pauses, and loud climaxes were the order of the day. |
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| Sinaisky is sensitive in the music's quieter sections and freewheeling at the climaxes. |
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| The film climaxes with the arrival of the alien puppet-master that's behind the whole plot. |
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| This helped them build up the climaxes of phrasing, so characteristic of the Romantic style, and to gradate more smoothly to the final part. |
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| He has the power required for the emotive climaxes of the two ballades, and he can scale his sound back for Chopin's more confessional writing. |
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| Each exploits contrast and color while elaborating motivic detail and assiduously building climaxes. |
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| Glover also provides the eerie guitar noodling and intense emotional climaxes. |
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| It climaxes with a heavy rock beat as the band constructs a self-portrait of being on various journeys, only to return home. |
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| The rhythmic polyphony and shifting patterns build, with a Stravinskian blend of wildness and subtlety, to memorable climaxes. |
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| One reason is that heroine and baddy are both female and the film climaxes with the mother of all catfights between the two leading ladies. |
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| Despite the electronics, the music is rather flat and uniform, lacking highs, lows and climaxes. |
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| The scene climaxes with the space travelers' violent encounter with the planet's horribly mutated inhabitants. |
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| Her favorites were the soulful climaxes of country-western ballads and the tutti passages of Mozart orchestral works. |
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| It centers around the slain but risen Lamb, and climaxes in a great hymn to the Paschal Lamb. |
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| The album climaxes with this strange 2003 anthem, a trawl through a dark sewer full of bass, lots of negative space, and strange, rattling offbeats. |
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| Sudden lurches and climaxes and rolling tympani increase the tension. |
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| I also enjoy Harnoncourt's unleashing the kettledrums at the climaxes. |
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| While the arrangements on Love often begin promisingly, they eventually succumb to goopy balladry, attempted anthems and guitar climaxes that go nowhere. |
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| Finally, it climaxes in the the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. |
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| This is eerily akin to the deus-ex climaxes to movies like Independence Day, in which a semi-autonomous, broad-reaching hunk of malware is tricked into self-destructing. |
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| It's hard to imagine more exciting climaxes than those three. |
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| Anderson's inclusion in the 15-man squad climaxes a meteoric rise to fame. |
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| The plateau complex rises toward the southeast, where it climaxes in the Drakensberg range, part of an escarpment that separates the plateau from the coastal areas. |
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| A four-year association with the area climaxes this month when Wendy brings a Russian folk music group, the Ural Gems, to the North-East. |
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| Crufts climaxes today with the announcement of the Best in Show dog, won last year by poodle Topscore Contradiction. |
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| This part of the service climaxes with the singing of the Gloria and the Alleluia and the proclamation of the Gospel of the resurrection. |
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