Sentence examples for established greatness from inspiring English sources

Once you've established "greatness," then all hurdles are defeated.

If hurdles remain, then you've not established "greatness," no matter how many hurdles you've previously overcome.

In these modernized Greek or Roman temples, where the "forward march" of natural and cultural evolution would be enshrined, the perceived greatness of the present is framed by the established greatness of the past.

Within two years, Suzuki had established his greatness, swatting 210 hits in 130 games in 1994 and flashing a level of speed and athleticism on the bases and in the outfield that major league scouts had rarely seen.

Abraham Lincoln firmly established his greatness and significance in his time.

It is an exaggeration to say that the driving force of the French revolution was to re-establish national greatness on the European stage.

It is a desperate blow to followers of the sport that such a talented animal may have to be retired, so soon after establishing his greatness.

Janeshwari Devi, the director of programs for the VF, declares that "Our motto is to re-establish the greatness of Hinduism, and part of that is to correct the textbooks.

Establishing its greatness once again in a refreshing piece of genius by Director Lev Dodin.

The Pulitzers do not give awards for lifetime achievement, but surely these books were selected in part because their authors' greatness was established — and overlooked — in earlier works: given the opportunity to make amends for allowing "As I Lay Dying" to slip by in 1931, who wouldn't take it?

Taylor is aware of Chavez's reputation, and knows he has a chance to establish his own greatness.