Sentence examples for excellence given from inspiring English sources

Boringly but tellingly, James's film turned out to be a unanimous choice, a mark of its excellence given that the shortlist didn't have a bad movie on it.

Before the society created Magazine of the Year, the top award was general excellence, given to several magazines with different circulation sizes.

In Dubai, there are regular awards for government excellence given to high-performing departments.

It might seem like it's asking a lot to change one's ideals to excellence given the reports about health care today.

He earned two Emmys for his work on the broadcast "48 Hours," and shared in the George Foster Peabody Award for general excellence given to the staff of CBS Sunday Morning.

The truth is you can't be sure either way, but a sustained record of excellence gives one more reason to be more sure.

Since excellence is idiosyncratic and cannot be learned by studying failure, we can never help another person succeed by holding her performance up against a prefabricated model of excellence, giving her feedback on where she misses the model, and telling her to plug the gaps.

In the government's white paper consultation last summer, the Cabinet Office minister, Francis Maude, predicted that opening up more government data would improve public services by improving scrutiny and encouraging excellence, give people "real choice", cut the costs of FoI requests, and "re-establish individual responsibility".

In a previous article, I wrote about how scientific excellence gives you a key marketing advantage because of the name recognition it provides.

But it's also a socially conscious film that celebrates black excellence, gives its women great power and brilliance, and riffs on contemporary social issues, thus blurring the line between fantasy and reality.

The score's prominence — and excellence — gives Price an Oscar in his first try.