I thought the nadir of my theatergoing year was safely behind me.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Blanchett’s Lydia glides through every phase until she hits what’s either a desperate nadir or the first stirrings of a rebirth—who knows which? Blanchett gives nothing away easily, though she keeps us close every step of the way, even if we need to run a little bit to keep up with her.
Source: CleanTechnica
This prolonged discomfiture reached its nadir during filming for the music video of the band’s 1995 No 1 single “Country House”.
Source: I'm bitter every time I listen to the radio' iNews
The pandemic wardrobe reached its antiseptic nadir with the “nap dress”, a comfortable-enough-to-snooze-in, work-from-home look which encouraged grown women to spend their lockdown days dressed like sickly Victorian children.
Source: The Guardian
USC had completely unraveled the previous season, firing coach Clay Helton just two weeks into a disastrous 4-8 campaign, a frustrating nadir for one of college football’s foremost programs.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Triangle: optimal dose value defined as the nadir of the curve.
Source: Nature.com
Since the nadir of 2009, with its repeated denials, turbulent private life, and investigation into tax evasion, Rebellin’s never-ending comeback tour was punctuated by an initial wave of continued success (he beat Domenico Pozzovivo and Thibaut Pinot at the important Italian classic Tre Valli Varesine just three months into his 2011 return), a pariah-like status among big teams and race organisers (in stark contrast to the red carpet reserved for other unrepentant dopers such as Ivan Basso), and – finally – the eventual, gradual softening of his reputation among fans who respected and were intrigued by his remarkable longevity.
Source: Animated Trailer Nintendo Switch Nintendo of America
The arrival and two-year nadir of the COVID pandemic saw a boom in online spending as people stayed away from in-person commerce, leading to a lot of exuberant projections for how “we wouldn’t be going back” to the days of brick-and-mortar.
Source: TechCrunch
4 billion at the peak of the 1980s to 450 million at the nadir of the ’90s.
Source: Sixth Tone
The conviction is the nadir of an already disastrous year for the Trump Organization: Its longtime accounting firm fired it, New York’s attorney general filed a fraud lawsuit against it and Mr.
Source: The New York Times
Speaking of advantages, do we even need to discuss the Hourglass twist, which was more a lie than a twist and punished people for winning for no discernable reason whatsoever? That was the nadir of a first half of a season stretch that placed waaaaaaay too much emphasis on manufactured twists at the expense of showing us a naturally evolving social game develop.
Source: Entertainment Weekly News
Now, many of you might look at this model and dismiss it as being the nadir of the Corvette’s existence.
Source: Jalopnik
The Mac existed and was still beloved by the proverbial “crazy ones,” but it was at its nadir in terms of market reach and cultural relevance.
Source: Ars Technica
It all led to a watered-down treatment of what was once a proud Philadelphia tradition, the seeming nadir coming at that doubleheader, when the schools didn’t even bring their bands to the Palestra.
Source: The New Statesman
The Texans allowed a punt return touchdown by
Donovan Peoples-Jones, and the nadir of an atrocious second start by
Kyle Allen were fumble and interception returns for scores.
Source: Bleacher Report
For Saxon that led to the whole 'Get Your Act Together With Harvey Goldsmith' debacle with the nadir being the world record attempt for mass air guitaring.
Source: Album Of The Week Club review Louder
Over the next fortnight the Rugby Football Union is to investigate a dismal campaign that reached its nadir with Saturday's conclusive 27-13 defeat by South Africa, who claimed a first win at Twickenham since 2014.
Source: Sky Sports
Since Maley made that prediction, the company's stock price fell by roughly 9% to reach a nadir of $319.
Source: Psychology Today
But the photo dates from 1952, the very nadir of industrialized French baking in the 20th century — suggesting that the baguette was as tasteless as the photo is timeless.
Source: The Washington Post
Marcus, who famously derided some of Dylan’s music with words that are unprintable here, calls Dylan’s 1980s albums “a true parade of sludge” and writes of “the deepest trough of the nadir of his career.
Source: The New York Times
The conviction is the nadir of an already disastrous year for the Trump Organization: Its longtime accounting firm fired it, New York’s attorney general filed a fraud lawsuit against it and Mr.
Source: Ebony EBONY
Blanchett’s Lydia glides through every phase until she hits what’s either a desperate nadir or the first stirrings of a rebirth—who knows which? Blanchett gives nothing away easily, though she keeps us close every step of the way, even if we need to run a little bit to keep up with her.
Source: TIME
TwitterTwitter has long been referred to as a “hell site,” but the weeks that followed Elon Musk’s acquisition of the company marked a nadir for social media—or perhaps a climax, depending on how prone you are to Schadenfreude.
Source: The New Yorker
As political scientist Lee Drutman has written, a nadir can also enable a change of direction.
Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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