Sentence examples for No pinnacle from inspiring English sources

If there is no pinnacle, there is no point.

Kevin Smith's 1994 debut Clerks may be no pinnacle of cinema, but in its sexual politics it feels far more sophisticated than Trainwreck.

Progress recognizes no pinnacles.

Parts of the draft plan were abandoned: the floor was not constructed from marble as intended, but poured from plain concrete; outside there were no pinnacles on the façade.

The Olympics is no longer the pinnacle of amateur sport, that's a different argument.

The World Cup is no longer the pinnacle of the game, the highest stage the sport can offer.

These new awards reveal changes the fashion world wishes to make to become less insular, with catwalk designers no longer the pinnacle.

Evening newscasts are clearly no longer the pinnacle of network prestige; for important newsmakers they are now a flyover between the hubs of morning talk shows and late-night comedy.

There was no final pinnacle.

After the great historical fictions of the American west, Blood Meridian and The Border Trilogy, The Road is no artistic pinnacle for McCarthy but instead a masterly reclamation of those midnight-black, gothic worlds of Outer Dark (1968) and the similarly terrifying but beautiful Child of God (1973).

"And there could be no greater pinnacle for anyone growing up in England at that time than to be on the London Palladium.