Sentence examples for a greatness of from inspiring English sources

Czesław Miłosz, Zbigniew Herbert, Wisława Szymborska are dead: Zagajewski has survived the generation of greats, and matched it with a greatness of his own, a postwar brand of metaphysical heft and gravity that shoulders the singular legacy of Polish literature into the 21st century.

Vecsey captured a greatness of the man who loved what he did and excelled at it with the talented and not-so-talented.

The candidates may have different views on what makes us proud to be Americans, but both share a belief in a modern American exceptionalism: that America has a greatness of purpose that no other nation does, and that for all our achievement, our greatest tasks remain before us.

His readers, he realized, might have had some vague sense of the greatness of George Washington, a greatness in which he too believed.

It is high time for a massive clean sweep there, for a restoration of the greatness of a fallen institution.

Obesity is not a barrier to greatness of many varieties.

Rather, when we form such concepts we think of a mind that denies the greatness of an object.

We are accustomed to think of the greatness of a performer as an expression of individuality.

I think great leaders take a stand for the greatness of others both people on their team and clients.

But the greatness of a Formula 1 driver is a more nuanced thing than just his raw statistics.

The Eisenhower memorial celebrates the greatness of a nation through the greatness of one man.