Zenith in a sentence as a noun

It's hard when you reach your zenith that early.

I took a job at AMD in 2005, right at the zenith of their success.

Your praise of the US's central bank comes at the zenith of its power.

This century might be the zenith of human achievement.

" And the responses are, "Well, use Y instead", where Y is currently on the zenith of its hype machine.

The zenith of 244 years of tradition, an emblem of the transition of our knowledge to an online space, and still very functional in a quaint way...

This episode is the childish and vindictive zenith of an amazing year of childish and vindictive behavior from Apple.

[1] I want to believe in the progress of the country, but sometimes it seems like stagnation since the 70s and that post WW2 may have been the zenith of the American Rebublic.

I think it's interesting to discuss it here, the zenith of technocopian optimism and futurism.

It is not even the zenith of that paradigm--I would probably give the nod to the Symbolics machines with Zwei, but I am largely ignorant of Interlisp and know it is much beloved.

You'll probably snort at all of this, but reflect upon this when you're in that segue mode between the zenith and the nadir, when you're passing through that goldilocks zone of stability, and you'll know the answer.

It is reasonable to conclude that until sculpting reached its zenith, painting of figures was substantially more sophisticated than the figures themselves.

His model proposes that the timing of the mesocycles of violence is set by the father-grandson dynamic and that the timing of the macrocycles of decline is 3 or 4 mesocycles once the empire has reached its zenith.

Zenith definitions

noun

the point above the observer that is directly opposite the nadir on the imaginary sphere against which celestial bodies appear to be projected