Sentence examples for apogee of its influence from inspiring English sources
The Caliph's policies strengthened the position of the civil bureaucracy, which now reached the apogee of its influence, and especially the vizier, whom even the army came to respect as the spokesman of the caliph.
"This is the apogee of its type.
The movie industry was at the apogee of its vertical integration and industrial organization.
Yet, despite such political difficulties, Florence probably reached the apogee of its prosperity during the first three decades of the 14th century.
The transit hall will soar 160 feet, from the floor to the apogee of its arched, ribbed steel-and-glass canopy.
This was to be the Ottoman Empire's most ambitious expedition and the apogee of its drive towards the West.
They reached the apogee of their influence, arguably, two millenniums after their creation.
The apogee of oligarchic influence was reached in 1996, with their collective decision to underwrite Yeltsin's re-election campaign in return for huge slices of state property at extraordinarily low prices -- the so-called "loans for shares" deal.
With Diem's consolidation of authority, Boot says, Lansdale reached "the apogee of his power and influence".
He hit the headlines with a combative appearance at the 1962 Edinburgh writers festival, squaring up against ultra-nationalist, puritanical Hugh MacDiarmid, then at the apogee of his fame and influence.
