Sentence examples for is a high point from inspiring English sources

The 1954 version of "A Star Is Born," starring Judy Garland, is a high point of Hollywood filmmaking and the best iteration of the film by far.

Human Remains is a high point for all involved.

This is a high point of Web journalism.

Brown's duet with Williams is a high point.

"This is a high point for me," Mr. Reed said.

Middle age typically is a high point for earnings, so people work more, researchers say.

"The chance to be part of a new unit is a high point," he said.

Her golden delivery of the title song is a high point.

His strong Ford, lockjawed with fury, is a high point of the record.

Emerson is a high point in "The History of White People".

"Moore's Japanesque pitcher is a high point in American silver," said John Loring, Tiffany's design director.