Sentence examples for historical zenith from inspiring English sources
Has tobacco's reign reached its historical zenith yet?
The irony hanging over Ebert's death is that while he represents a historical zenith of critical fame — today he gazes out from the front page of the Times, accompanied by a testimonial from the President of the United States — the craft to which he devoted his life is in steep, possibly terminal, decline.
Over the summer, the Obama administration used the tried-and-tested tactic of comparing the Islamic State to the historical zenith of evil, the Nazis.
The 'Special Relationship' a term coined first by Churchill in 1946 to demonstrate the exceptionally close military, diplomatic, cultural and historical relationship between the US and UK, it seemed, was at it's zenith.
The historical revising of his reign has been going on for much of the 20th Century and reached its zenith in the recent tussle for the right to bury his body.
Rome, even past its zenith, hates surprises.
Those were his zenith years.
Zenith, 241 B.R. at 110 citing Master Mortgage Inv.
