Sentence examples for constitutes the high point from inspiring English sources
Avicenna's claim that he has presented a philosophic proof for the immortality of generated ("created") individual souls no doubt constitutes the high point of his effort to harmonize philosophy and religious beliefs.
Experts argue over what constitutes the high point of India's jewelry making traditions, but there is broad agreement that the Mughal courts produced the most spectacular pieces in the mid 1600s.
The later years of the 1640s constitute the high point of Poussin's career, when he created some of his noblest figure paintings, among them Eliezer and Rebecca, The Holy Family on the Steps, and The Judgment of Solomon.
Kreise usually constitute the highest level of local government.
In 'Doctor', the vignette that constitutes the stylistic high point of the collection, Cameron is seen bursting at the skin from holding his piss for so long, his organs sodden and turned black, his gums yellow with urea that has been forced up from his oesophagus.
The readership of this blog constitutes the highest concentration of such competency on the planet.
Contrary to the subtitle, there are actually two funerals, which constitute the high — and low — points of the book: the farewells for Tim Russert, longtime host of NBC's "Meet the Press," and Richard Holbrooke, late of the State Department.
Early 1946 was the high point of conciliation.
But 2005 was the high point.
That's the high point of meaning.
