Sentence examples for great accounts from inspiring English sources

All told the city offers one of the world's great accounts of the medium.

And then, well, that homer… The great accounts of the afternoon are notable for their absence of literary intrusiveness.

Harold Nicolson's diaries, which stretch from 1907 to 1964, remain one of the great accounts of 20th-century political and literary life.

The poem is one of the great accounts of what it is like to see people en masse, sorted into vivid kinds and therefore ennobled — a little like a marathon.

Others have already written great accounts of what happened; my book is different in that it is the first time anyone has ever conducted an unclassified analysis of the conflict at the macro-level.

This is the book that contains all other books; and its frame story, the tale of the teller of tales Scheherazade, is one of the great accounts of heroism in all of literature.

Great accounting will not make a business successful, but bad accounting can destroy a business.

Hampson's constructive work was not of great account until late in the game.

The big players stood up to be counted and gave a great account of themselves.

CHRISTOPH COX: "Records Ruin the Landscape" gives a great account of the vexed relationship between experimental music and recording.

But what if the story of Agamemnon is really the story of Comrade Agamemnon the first great account of absolute political tyranny?