Sentence examples similar to class greatness from inspiring English sources

A Midwestern businessman and his wife aspire to middle-class greatness.

These young men have represented the sport of soccer in New York City with class, dignity and greatness".

Our class slogan was "Greatness!' Yes, we had a class slogan.

The tapestries – there are six of them – are a riff on A Rake's Progress; like William Hogarth's 18th-century paintings they tell the story of a man as he rises from working-class obscurity to greatness – and then falls again.

He promised social justice without violent class struggle and national greatness on the basis of industrial and military strength.

"Jackie for all of his greatness and class was not permitted membership in private golf clubs in the New York metropolitan area.

One cannot defend the fact that Mayweather has not squared off against Manny Pacquiao — the best boxers of a generation, often in the same weight class, on paths to greatness that never intersected.

To be sure, it is a start that would have attracted more attention had it not been for the equally incendiary performances of the aforementioned Davis, Cleveland's Dion Waiters, and Portland point-wizard Damian Lillard, all of whom have provided substantial support for the contention that this year's draft class has more potential greatness than any in recent memory.

The undeniable greatness of the Class of 92 needs little further exploration, but the story of that Liverpool side is more complex than the received wisdom would suggest.

"An absolute world-class player must also show greatness in defeat, personal defeat as well, and after her performance, she has no claim to stay on the team anymore," Netzer wrote, comparing her to the men's captain, Michael Ballack, whose departure from the team was marked by public recriminations.

And to judge by the hosannas the show has inspired ("marvelous, possibly great, art," The New Yorker said), beauty of a certain kind — familiar, object-based, museum-ready — is what certain viewers need from Mr. Hammons now, so that they can finally assign him a spot in the post-everything — post-race, post-class, post-politics — canon of greatness.