Sentence examples for apogee of his from inspiring English sources

It was the apogee of his career.

In many ways it forms the apogee of his link between leftist ideology and film-making.

With Diem's consolidation of authority, Boot says, Lansdale reached "the apogee of his power and influence".

The album marks the lush, string-drenched apogee of his preoccupation with a peculiarly British strain of ancient mysticism.

When I first became aware of Rego's work in the 1980s, it was as a corrective to the work of Balthus, then at the apogee of his fame.

He was a Harvard biochemist at the apogee of his career, happily married and a popular colleague always ready to help other scientists.

So Labour MP Frank Field describes one of his regular tete-a-tete's with Margaret Thatcher at the apogee of her pomp and prime.

The latter approach, which incorporates elements of magic realism, science fiction and Japanese mythology, reached an apogee of sorts with his most recent novel, the three-volume 1Q84, which by turns mesmerised and baffled with its bewildering and, in places, disturbing plot.

Depardieu's wounded force pushes the filmmaker's vision of a punishing world toward self-punishment, which reaches its apogee in one of his rarely screened films, "Under the Sun of Satan," from 1987, a paradoxical drama that's centered on religion and religious feeling but conveys no sense of piety or faith.

It's a sturdy song that builds to a satisfying apogee, a repudiation of his lover's supposed devotion ("You said you loved me / You're a liar / 'Cause you never, ever, ever did," Mars wails at the end of the bridge).

Der Rosenkavalier represents the apogee of Richard Strauss's popularity, and perhaps of his life.