Sentence examples for the very pinnacle from inspiring English sources

The works of Bach stand at the very pinnacle of the history of the fugue.

Now he had suddenly come to the very pinnacle of power.

That place on a wall is the very pinnacle of a sporting career.

Leo Tolstoy wrote enormous novels that reached the very pinnacle of literary art.

Alex Jackson, in short, ascended to the very pinnacle of the sport.

The sense of fact is very slow to develop, and its complete development means perhaps the very pinnacle of civilization".

Three new appointments, three new aesthetics – all of them at the very hautest levels of fashion, the very pinnacles of prestige – as Raf Simons, Hedi Slimane and Alexander Wang take the reins at Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Balenciaga respectively.

The composer's vast, rhapsodic, and ruminative piano sonatas, his songs, and his chamber music are among the very pinnacles of human achievement and among my own greatest artistic experiences.

Part of the magic of Disrupt is that it is a celebration of the very best of the tech world: you get to hear from founders and investors at their very pinnacle of success; and at the same time you get to see launches of the hottest new tech startups.

On the other hand, jack the very specialized Pinnacle PCTV HD pro stick into a laptop, and voila high-definition televoila high-definitiono.

The scene inside the iconic New York venue was EDM culture at it's very pinnacle— swarms of neon-clad dance-junkies swayed their bodies and pumped their fists to performances from of of the industry's most longstanding kingpins, who tapped a laundry list of collaborators to ensure the hit factor of his new album, many of whom were in attendance Tuesday night.