Sentence examples for constitutes greatness from inspiring English sources

What constitutes greatness?

Or rather: it is made possible by the predetermined limits of sticking to what we have already decided constitutes greatness.

Had it been otherwise — had Welles beaten David Chase to cable — the very notion of what constitutes greatness on television might have been defined differently from the start.

Greatly favoring drawings, prints, photographs and several forms of design over traditional painting and sculpture, her arrangements draw you in, charm and mesmerize, while raising questions about what is art, who is an artist and what constitutes greatness or genius.

(Note what constitutes greatness in Laos).

Messi's flashes of brilliance seemed designed to remind City of what constitutes true greatness.

Add that to his haul of achievement – five Premier League titles, the Champions League, two League Cups and enough individual awards to fill a fleet of pantechnicons – and whatever you may think about his declining powers, or however much he intermittently disappoints us, the day will surely come when the majority of people have to accept that this constitutes authentic greatness.

Our second example of how a dispute over what constitutes maximal greatness can affect one's concept of God is furnished by a disagreement between the great Vishishtadvaitin, Ramanuja, and the founder of the Dvaita school of Vedanta, Madhva (1197 1276).

None of this constitutes a prelude to greatness.

But, we are not persuaded in the slightest that this constitutes an agenda for greatness.

More than anything else, December 6 is the call for a renewed French political leadership inspired by the principles which constitute the true greatness of an ancient nation and animated by an ambition for Europe in a world of changes, challenges but, above all, of opportunities.