Sentence examples for because the pinnacle of from inspiring English sources

It was also the case with Rachel, a Rhodes Scholar I met who broke down in England and gave up her scholarship because the pinnacle of academic achievement didn't bring her the inner satisfaction she had expected.

"I picked 1992 because it was the pinnacle of fashion and that whole sound," he said.

Mr. Reuland says he wanted the promotion only because it was the pinnacle of a prosecutor's career.

And yet, the "I've always wanted to do this" impulse is one of the most dangerous a threadbare civilisation can foster, because it's the pinnacle of narcissism.

Mosley, in any case, said today that there is no doubt it is because it is the pinnacle of racing that they had so many requests from teams to enter.

"It is important because it is the pinnacle of sport," Couasnon says.

They want to play for England because that is the pinnacle of your sport.

This track is an excellent microcosm of the album because it exemplifies the pinnacle of Ye's visionary talent".

And that is positive because it is really the pinnacle of the sport.

Well, no, it doesn't mean as much because it's not the pinnacle of the sport - it doesn't compare to winning the Carling Cup, for instance.

The Met, one of the most famous museums in the world, is the priciest in New York because it sits at the pinnacle of the city's boards, people in the art world say, with MoMA a close second.