Sentence examples for form of greatness from inspiring English sources
His elation was a form of greatness in itself.
The fact that we must at times use military force, and use it well, does not license us to call that destruction and killing a form of greatness.
It is all the more important, then, to suggest that Shakespeare had a genius for timing managing to be born in exactly the right place and at the right time to nourish his particular form of greatness.
I'm not convinced that Ms. Deraniyagala is a great writer — I would not rush to read her on any topic — but a form of greatness reverberates from her simple and supple prose here.
After a season spent cowering in plain sight, perhaps it could even be time for another significant forward step in the career of a player for whom the consensus has always promised some form of greatness.
Politics, history, and the spectre of colonialism and conflict not to mention the raging insanities of the election season are often hovering around Olympic competitions; the buoyant young athletes of the Olympic Village remind us to hope for harmony and a better form of greatness.
Yet there's something screwy about the way that the show and its cable-drama blood brothers have come to dominate the conversation, elbowing other forms of greatness out of the frame.
Perhaps it is because Arsenal have had this kind of superstar, touched with an authentic form of sporting greatness, that makes it particularly hard for their supporters to accept the deterioration in the second phase of Arsène Wenger's reign and helps explain why, more than ever, they seem so dislocated from the people in charge of the club.
Plus in its early form seems on the cusp of greatness, as all networks appear when they find their voice.
Assuming he doesn't go to jail for bringing dogs to Australia, his upcoming "Black Mass" may be the beacon of light marking a return to form for several more decades of greatness.
