Sentence examples similar to called greatness from inspiring English sources

But so much of what we call greatness is attributable to factors that we generally ignore.

It's called Immoderate Greatness: Why Civilisations Fail by William Ophuls.

According to this view, Iran's nuclear push reflects a drive to what is sometimes called national greatness and might more accurately be defined as the ability of a country to thumb its nose at the United States without fear of major repercussions.

As with every inauguration, the fact that the last president, members of the Supreme Court, Congressional leaders and the defeated candidate all looked on and applauded was the best testimony to what Bush called "the greatness of America".

The M.L.S. system rewards mediocrity with silverware and calls it greatness.

They favor what they now call "national greatness" over small government.

But the grandest of moments call for greatness.

I believe that no matter where you are in life there is always room for improvement which means we can't afford to miss any appointments such as business meetings, conferences that will call your greatness forward.

With the new Baz Luhrmann movie sweeping the globe, original novel topping bestseller charts, and fandoms exploding over the Internet, I was inspired to share my two cents on the title character's so-called "greatness," inspired by a lecture on The Great Gatsby from my comparative lit class last year.

McIlroy, who shot 80 and tied for 15th after beginning the final round of the Masters with a four-shot lead, is not the first golfer to choke when greatness called.

"As a nation, we have been blessed with presidents who have called on the greatness of the American spirit," he wrote.