Sentence examples for represents the apogee from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Gonzales, this period represents the apogee of American furniture craftsmanship and elegance.

Der Rosenkavalier represents the apogee of Richard Strauss's popularity, and perhaps of his life.

Its meticulously decorated Sagrarium represents the apogee of the native Baroque style of the 18th century.

That instrument represents the apogee of piano technology and is thus taken to indicate the sound Beethoven would have wanted.

It represents the apogee of a decade of hard and often inglorious fighting by American troops, and a reorientation of the world's most formidable war machine.

You could argue that this kind of thing represents a reaction to the post-Mariah-Carey-heavily-melismatic-Waaah -Bodyform! style that X Factor voters seem to believe repost-Mariah-Carey-heavily-melismatic-Waaah -Bodyform

Such buildings still represent the apogee of New York residential design.

He was known as Büyük (the Great) Süleyman Paşa, and his rule (1780 1802) is generally acknowledged to represent the apogee of Mamlūk power in Iraq.

Grabiner, a high-profile corporate lawyer, was criticised for having a "remarkably docile attitude" and representing the "apogee of weak corporate governance".

Lord Grabiner "[His] complacent performance as the non-executive chairman of the Taveta group boards [the Green family's company that owned BHS] represented the apogee of weak corporate governance.

Pointing out that only men were interned, Mr. Koskovich said, "The Nazi persecution represented the apogee of anti-gay persecution, the most extreme instance of state-sponsored homophobia in the 20th century".