Sentence examples for if the pinnacle from inspiring English sources

For a while it looked as if the pinnacle of the crop would be the new British Army advert; a regurgitated Billy Elliot drama in which a dirty-faced tyke tells his dad that he's always dreamed of being shot at by foreigners for pennies.

And if the pinnacle is the Premier League then I won't be happy until we get out of the Championship, when we get there".

That puts it near the top, if not the pinnacle, of all-time memoir sales.

"If it's the pinnacle of capitalism, we should be worried".

Even if this represents the pinnacle of Corbyn's success there is no guarantee that his decline will send supporters back to conventional politics.

If that was the pinnacle, a less celebrated element of Ronaldo's make-up is apparent when we look further into his contribution in 2013.

We do not make documentaries to win awards nor make money and if that is the pinnacle for you, then you are probably in the wrong profession.

If F1 is not the pinnacle of technology, then there is no way it will find an audience all around the world.

And be honest: if you got to the pinnacle of American business celebrity, then realized the empty feeling still hadn't gone away … wouldn't you start scrambling for an alternative, for example a run at the White House?

If Hamlet stands at the pinnacle of the actor's art for its emotional and intellectual range, it also activates and exercises the hippocampus – the area in the brain that converts short-term into long-term memory – as few other roles ever will.

If marketers agree that the pinnacle of advertising is to create an emotional bond with customers, then the question becomes: Which advertising medium packs the biggest emotional punch?