Sentence examples for both the apogee of from inspiring English sources

He oversaw both the apogee of Copán's achievements and also one of the city's most catastrophic political disasters.

Her and Brady's careers are analogous in many ways – they're both required to be the apogee of physical perfection, and they're both better off being seen and not heard.

But on February 5th, during the half-time show of the Super Bowl, the apogee of both the sporting and broadcasting year, MIA, a British pop star, unexpectedly sang "I don't give a shit" and raised a middle finger to the cameras.

The apogee of this trend came in the reign of the Danish king Cnut, who dominated both Scandinavia and Great Britain, and all the shipping lanes in between.

"This is the apogee of its type.

It was the apogee of his career.

But Spy was at the apogee of hipness.

Such buildings still represent the apogee of New York residential design.

The movie industry was at the apogee of its vertical integration and industrial organization.

Its meticulously decorated Sagrarium represents the apogee of the native Baroque style of the 18th century.

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