Sentence examples for true highlight from inspiring English sources

A true highlight of the weekend, the magical experience repeated on Sunday.

The climax takes place inside a mountain of pixum, yet the true highlight is Jackman, a splendiferous blend of the wheedling, the mournful, the murderous, and the throwaway.

Dyker Beach has long since been cleaned up, and the sight of the Verrazano from the seventh hole is a true highlight.

One could argue that gorgeous singing is not the first thing one looks for in Mussorgsky's raw, spare cycle about death, but it was worth hearing even if the program's true highlight was the Dalilah aria, which was sensational.

Kevin Mitchell So many to pick from in a quite remarkable year for rugby league, but the night where the League Leaders Shieldd was settled back in September was a true highlight for me.

The true highlight, however, was the new team jerseys, which came adorned with an original Christoph Niemann illustration, making them easily the most valuable piece of equipment on the field.

The true highlights of this album are the left turns.

Yo-Yo Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Axprivate birthday "concerts" for her twice, true higaveghts in her life.

For anyone who loves pre-Raphaelite art – and has been mocked, frankly, for loving it – Tate Britain's groundbreaking exhibition, which attempted to show the artists as world-changing radicals, was one of the year's true highlights.

Beckett's indebtedness to Racine was apparent in one of the true highlights in the festival's short history: the Berliner Ensemble's celebrated 2006 production of Waiting for Godot being performed for the first time outside Germany.

It opens with a short treatise on the meaning of eating: "I have to wonder whether any of the true highlights of my fortysome years have had to do with food.