Sentence examples for pinnacle achievement from inspiring English sources
The US was, they insisted, a mostly "classless" society, civilization's pinnacle achievement.
His pinnacle achievement was the publishing of his book, The Progress of the Protestant, in 1968.
It's not that I don't know that sex is regarded as the pinnacle "achievement" that validates one's manliness – it does.
"The pinnacle achievement was to project neutrality as an actor," Mr. Mantello said, so he conveyed a certain blank-slate formality at auditions.
Plus, Steven Moss meets the second person to set foot on the moon - Buzz Aldrin - to talk about how he faced the inevitable comedown after such a pinnacle achievement.
Using steel framing and high-speed elevators, they created their pinnacle achievement: the modern skyscraper.
... To die for love is, in literature, a macabre and much-sentimentalized pinnacle of achievement.
To die for love is, in literature, a macabre and much-sentimentalized pinnacle of achievement.
Upmarket restaurants defined food's pinnacle of achievement for young chefs and diners alike.
As someone who works from home, I consider getting up and getting dressed in the morning the pinnacle of achievement.
Last month, in a pinnacle of achievement, he was named this year's winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
