Sentence examples for of a pinnacle from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the banjo has ever been at more of a pinnacle," he said.

It features an awkward wide crack, followed by balance-y moves standing on improbably sloping footholds, to finish dramatically on top of a pinnacle, where you can sit and admire the view.

This Cup final was to be something of a pinnacle though as Villa then had League finishes of sixth and tenth in the following seasons.

The climate change event Brown was headed to served as something of a pinnacle for his time in office, focusing as it did on a subject that inspires more passion in Brown than any other.

Trains on to Venice cross the Semmering Pass, overlooked by Klamm Castle, improbably perched on a pinnacle of rock.

So instead of being a pinnacle of intellectual sophistication, cognition of absences may be primal.

The Federalist Party was killed by its opposition to the war, and the president was lifted to a pinnacle of popularity.

The actor backs up his stunt with a performance that builds to a pinnacle of savage fury and desperation.

Generations of cellists have considered mastery of the Suites a pinnacle of artistic achievement and a rite of passage.

Ashbery represents, to that cross section of artists, a pinnacle.

Except for "Psycho," none of these is a pinnacle of cinematic art, but each score is a milestone in film music.