Sentence examples for historical pinnacle from inspiring English sources
Contemporary westerners have reached an historical pinnacle of physical inactivity and further technological change is likely to reinforce this (Booth et al. 2002).
Mr. Calhoun has also planted 800 trees — two of each in his collection — at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm in Pinnacle, N.C., north of Winston-Salem, in the northwestern Piedmont.
Even in this historical period, Kubrick seems to suggest, at the pinnacle of refinement and enlightenment and of artistic and philosophical achievement, the Animal Man walks over a wafer-thin meniscus of civility that lies atop an ocean of bloodshed and violence; any reversion to his own brutishness may pull him under at any moment.
After the great historical fictions of the American west, Blood Meridian and The Border Trilogy, The Road is no artistic pinnacle for McCarthy but instead a masterly reclamation of those midnight-black, gothic worlds of Outer Dark (1968) and the similarly terrifying but beautiful Child of God (1973).
On a strict historical reading, the expression 'conceptual art' refers to the artistic movement that reached its pinnacle between 1966 and 1972 (Lippard 1973).[1] Amongst its most famous adherents at its early stage we find artists such as Joseph Kosuth, Robert Morris, Joseph Beuys, Adrian Piper, to name but a few.
The afro is a legendary hair style, the pinnacle of natural black hair that has graced the craniums of entertainers, athletes, historical and political figures alike.
Pinnacle auto-planning achieved superior target conformity and homogeneity and similar target coverage compared with historical manual planning.
Rock music may be big on anniversaries, but one pivotal historical moment still goes uncelebrated: the point when the record-buying public ceased believing that the concept album was a pinnacle of artistic endeavour and decided it was short-hand for a particularly gassy kind of self-importance.
"The pinnacle of success".
