Sentence examples for great amongst from inspiring English sources

Moments later, he's erupting about X Factor-induced apathy ("Millions of people watching a third-rate vocalist seem great amongst a sea of mediocrity. You enlarge that to society and it's quite worrying, really") and the state of British democracy ("You've got a million people marching against the Iraq war and the next day they start the bombing").

If we fail often in this self-feeling, in this duty to love our neighbor as ourself, to treat all humans as means and not ends, well at least the great amongst us, whether Jesus or Socrates, have told us again and again that we are all one.

Service providers and clients perceived that the unmet primary care needs were great amongst Calgary's homeless populations, as were the barriers that prevent homeless people from accessing the services they require.

They also suggest the swing has been rather greater amongst working class than middle class voters.

However philosophy had become much concerned with authority: who are the greatest amongst the ancients, and who has the right to interpret them?

Automatic relevance determination reveals that the influences of Re and Cr on creep rupture life of single crystal superalloys are the greatest amongst the alloying elements.

Automatic relevance determination reveals that the influence of Cr and W on creep rupture life of 9 12% chromium ferritic steel are the greatest amongst the alloying elements.

Dr Mark Eaton, a lead author on the report, said: "These declines are happening across all countries and UK Overseas Territories, habitats and species groups, although it is probably greatest amongst insects, such as our moths, butterflies and beetles.

In headache medicine, this is probably not inequitable: the potential for benefit from professional health care is, generally, greatest amongst those worst affected.

The frequency-weighted mean abduction was greater amongst two-part fractures versus four-part fractures; however, no significant differences were found in abduction and external rotation between three- and four-part fractures.

Prevalence of insufficient knowledge was greater amongst respondents from Civil Hospital compared to those from AKUH (60% versus 40%).