Sentence examples for great rather from inspiring English sources

Pitchfork Media said that while Acid Tongue is "immediately pleasurable," the album's downfall is that "Lewis does such a good job of nailing choice sounds and styles from pop's past that you can't help getting reeled in right away; only upon later reflection do you realize that much of her success lies in evoking something else great rather than achieving a greatness more uniquely her own".

Great, rather than good".

It was a great, rather surprising listen.

We started by spending more time saying why what we did was great rather than pointing out why investing in us would be awesome.

The time has come, he warns, without apparent irony, to depoliticize the judiciary and seek nominees who are great rather than politically reliable.

Mr. McIntyre's choreography rarely contains such challenges, but when it does it offers a glimpse of what might make him great rather than good.

Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain urged vigilance, suggesting that, in the short term, security concerns were greater rather than reduced.

"They live there and can see that the need is going to get greater rather than diminish".

Their challenge should be to create a business system in particular a financial system responsive to the greater, rather than the minority, good.

On Monday, Mr. Cameron of Britain urged vigilance, suggesting that, in the short term, security concerns were greater rather than reduced.

If Americans are, for the foreseeable future, fated to live inside, rather than alongside, the imperfect, dangerous world, they are also likely to experience a greater, rather than a lesser, share of its ancient woes and misfortunes.