Sentence examples for whose pinnacle from inspiring English sources

Kuala Lumpur's skyline may be more prominently marked, however, by a bank tower whose pinnacle glows with the bespectacled visage of Colonel Sanders.

As the Nietzschean latecomers on the scene of history, whose pinnacle we deem ourselves to be, we are confident that our absolute knowledge extends well beyond the temporal horizon of the present.

The transition is a difficult one, taking Nothstein from cycling's sprint velodromes, in which he races over short distances, to the long-distance, often multiday races whose pinnacle is the 20-stage, 2,000-mile-plus Tour de France.

ROCKPORT Coast to Coast Coastal Living magazine last year included Rockport on its list of the top 10 artists' colonies, citing as its hub the Rockport Center for the Arts, whose pinnacle event is the Rockport Art Festival, featuring 120 juried artists this weekend, selling paintings, ceramics, wood carvings, jewelry and knickknacks.

Whether the setting is the Little family's roomy Manhattan town house, or Central Park, or a skyscraper whose pinnacle is the lair of an evil falcon, the movie's dreamlike vision of the city evokes a giant-size toy metropolis at once familiar and strange.

For Ibn 'Arabī, the entire cosmos represents signs (ayāt) which lend themselves to symbolic exegesis, a process whose pinnacle is the Universal Man (al-insān al-kāmil).

With no further word for the clamoring throng, Mr. Peres turned and walked away, this time almost certainly into retirement from a political career whose glittering pinnacle was the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize for his role in the Oslo peace accords.

Perhaps I should defer to the winning romantic instinct of a chap whose ascent to the pinnacle of woo includes blowing smoke in a woman's face.

When I graduated from law school in the 1970s, Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer & Wood rolled off the tongue in the same company as Sullivan & Cromwell, Davis Polk & Wardwell, and Cravath, Swaine & Moore, venerable New York firms whose place at the pinnacle of the law profession seemed unassailable.

They are women whose entrepreneurship represents the pinnacle of hard-fought financial freedom.

For the last decades of the 17th century, about 36,000 workers toiled to create the pinnacle of classicism, whose chambers are drenched with art.