Sentence examples for a greatness a from inspiring English sources

A greatness, a lightness.

Its basic tenet is that Russia's destiny is to be a great power, a greatness that must be fostered in the face of Western attempts to undermine it.

By contrast, the strategists and soldiers willing to bear the "burden" of empire were not only the party of the far-seeing and the humane, they were also the realists, those who knew that nothing good can come without a cost -- and that nothing so marks a people for greatness as a succession of triumphs in a series of just wars.

Greatness is not a goal you achieve or a skill you have, but rather greatness is a virtue, a state of mind, or a habit you develop.

There was a greatness and a power about him, and you think if we had some of that nowadays, we'd be in better shape.

'He was a genius,' said Mr Rosi, 'of a greatness which is irreplaceable; a greatness for Italy, for the world and for art.

In their complete subservience to the dance, Ms. Whelan and Mr. Neal both showed a humility and a greatness that couldn't have better expressed the occasion.

Nothing less than a return to greatness and a national profile on par with Duke and North Carolina was demanded, a brutal standard.

Do you believe 3,000 hits is a sign of greatness or a ceremonial milestone?

Like Mr Chávez, he believed that oil gave Venezuela a passport to greatness and a mandate to annoy.

That's Claxton in a nutshell: everyday greatness and a charged sense of the ordinary in the same instant.