Sentence examples for zenith of a from inspiring English sources

At the zenith of a culture war, there's seldom room for compromise.

"The late '70s and early '80s is the zenith of a certain craftsmanship in sound recording," Mr. Bangalter said.

The fact is that there comes a time when the peak, the zenith of a civilization is reached.

To drink any one of these bottles could have been the zenith of a wonderful meal; to have 14 was overwhelming.

The Irish high-rise venture in New York, once a lesson in the power of foreign capital, looks, five years later, like the zenith of a communal delusion.

That's scarcely the canonical reading of Blyton, generally upheld (by supporters and detractors alike) as the zenith of a twee Englishness.

Following on from the defensive zenith of Serie A in the 1990s, world football seems to have decided that defending is now a bit passé, and the sport has subsequently become an endless whirlwind of mind-blowing efforts by lithe multi-millionaires; a sensory overload which – much like sex or class A drugs – nobody is actually enjoying any more because it's all got a bit too intense.

For many, these internet-led crazes are the definitive proof that young people in Britain have hit an all-time zenith of stupidity, an absolute cultural zero, the point where no form of intelligence can survive.

Before World War I, foxhunting reached a zenith of popularity as an English field sport.

This system is also more immune to the nadir right after the receiving of a reward, but also lacks the zenith of activity before a reward in unlocked due to high levels of ambiguity.

"This report was not designed for a man of Mr. Trump's massive wealth," his campaign said in a press release last July, unintentionally reaching the zenith of truth in a campaign marked by falsehoods.