Sentence examples for excellence since from inspiring English sources

Although Beckett, 25, has revealed flashes of excellence since that Game 6, he has never been as consistently dominant, battling injuries and blisters.

Lundqvist has been a model of consistent excellence since joining the Rangers from the Swedish Elitserien in 2005, and he was thought by most experts to give them a substantial goaltending edge over Washington's 23-year-old Braden Holtby.

Finally, Debussy applied an exploratory approach to the piano, the evocative instrument par excellence since notes struck at the keyboard are, by the nature of the piano mechanism, neither eighth notes, quarter notes, nor half notes, but merely illusions of these notes.

By "flourishing," Khader means "basic flourishing," or flourishing at a minimal level rather than excellence, since the object is to get cross-cultural agreement.

Real Madrid TV presenter Phil Kitromilides says Ronaldo's consistent excellence since arriving from Manchester United in 2009 has finally earned recognition from the team's notoriously hard-to-please supporters.

It examines the formation, mandate and powers of the Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corporation TWRCC) – now branded Waterfront Toronto – and critically evaluates the urban design policies, tools and mechanisms that have been put in place to support waterfront redevelopment and pursue a goal of 'design excellence' since 1999.

Schools like us, who have been delivering vocational excellence since 1952, are being penalised because our area of expertise happens to be in a sector that the government does not recognise".

There has been much debate about the Teaching Excellence Framework since it was initially proposed.

Conceived by a Danish architect, Joern Utzon, the Opera House has been a symbol of controversy and excellence ever since the design won an international competition in 1957.

And to claim those seven tournaments Djokovic has had to win 37 consecutive matches, a consistency of excellence unrivalled since John McEnroe started the 1984 season with 42 straight wins.

Since true virtue consists in benevolence to being and "complacence" or delight in moral excellence, and since God is the "chief part" of being and the fount of all excellence, a truly virtuous agent "must necessarily have a supreme love to God, both of benevolence and complacence" (True Virtue, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 551).