Sentence examples for and the apex of from inspiring English sources
"It was a time of chivalry and honor and generosity and manliness and the apex of tribalism," Mr. Miller said, even if Islam had not yet arrived.
Ms. LuPone does give due prominence to the performances that could be described as the nadir and the apex of her career to date.
B. B. King, whose world-weary voice and wailing guitar lifted him from the cotton fields of Mississippi to a global stage and the apex of American blues, died on Thursday at his home in Las Vegas.
Currently consisting of 232 titles ranging from the 1922 British film "Nanook of the North" to "The Royal Tenenbaums," released in 2001, Criterion is considered the quintessence of film snobbery and the apex of DVD technical expertise.
The only way for the bee to get out is through a small tunnel formed by the apex of the column and the apex of the epichile of the lip.
The inflorescences have subumbelliform clusters of flowers; the petals have many short resinous lines; and the apex of the ovary is impressed, or the style comes from the base of the ovary.
Measurements of the interpleural distances were recorded at the level of the ipsilateral hilum, and between the apex of the lung and the cupola.
The Fifth District, which cuts from the northern half of Bergen County in the east through Passaic and over the apex of the state to take in most of Sussex and all of Warren Counties, has long been considered a Republican district.
And at the apex, of course, is the lonely figure of Baroness Hale, the first and only woman to sit in Britain's supreme court.
But Weisskopf was different from his fellow patients, a civilian who was decades older than they were and at the apex of a productive career.
His offspring won more than $75 million in purses, and at the apex of his breeding popularity, Seattle Slew commanded $750,000 per coupling.
