Sentence examples similar to pinnacle of small from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holland's group, which has become sophisticated beyond recognition since the mid-1990's, represents a pinnacle of small-group arranging, though not in a fussy way.

A good conversation with a dolphin about the latest cetacean gossip would be convincing evidence that humans are not the pinnacle of evolution, only the temporary pinnacle of one small twig on the tree of life.

I dress and come up from my quarters to this small square rooftop terrace atop the pinnacle of the highest skyscraper in all New York.

You might think you've reached the pinnacle of healthy, sustainable eating when you have your own small herd of goats.

While the Supreme Court is rightly regarded as the pinnacle of the US legal system, it is nonetheless a very small part of it.

But the suggestion sparked many protests, and it became clear that the pinnacle of world motor racing could hardly have the sport's smallest engine.

For an outdoor runner, Bennett was "simply too small", according to Black, to have ever reached the pinnacle of his sport in the individual event.

As hubs for a multitude of auxiliary proteins and small molecule ligands, RyRs form multi-MegaDalton complexes, representing the pinnacle of complexity among ion channels.

His trajectory from a small village in Russia's fertile north Caucuses to the pinnacle of Russia's billionaires club is remarkable.

"The pinnacle of success".

A pinnacle, yes, but not the pinnacle of Helm Crag.