Sentence examples for Good greatness from inspiring English sources

GULLANE, Scotland — On a hard and historic course that has routinely separated the great golfers from the good, greatness had to come from behind Sunday.

I think he captured Steve in the really good greatness of him, and from what I've heard from people who have read the book Walter Isaacson cleared up some of the myths - that I never really did fire Steve Jobs and that Apple was actually a very profitable company.

More than this, he was heartily esteemed for his good sense, greatness of heart, and integrity of soul".

In essence, do good and greatness will follow".

But they're not wrong: from the ethos of self-improvement to the supposedly self-evident good of American greatness, "excellence" is in the air.

One felt, in reading "The Silent World," by the deep-sea diver Cousteau, that there, rather unexpectedly, was to be seen something of true French greatness: good sense combined with daring, the capacity under all conditions in this case, the resistance to inhuman pressures, breathing from a tank at the bottom of the sea for realistic and accurate observation, for exercising a cool intelligence.

In my opinion, the one reason some leaders are good and others accomplish greatness is that great leaders have the ability to integrate.

And he really taught me that it's about getting great people to channel that greatness for the good of an organization or the good of their customers.

As the resting place for the great and the good ("civic virtue and civic greatness are ensconced securely"), it makes Woolf think, not of harps and heavenly choirs, but of "solemn council chambers and splendid halls".

"One thing I'm very good at is spotting greatness in people.

In boxing terms he is still a baby, but at 6ft 6in and nearly 17st he has vital commodities for greatness – a good chin and a decent punch.