Sentence examples for greater whose from inspiring English sources

It is the person with the least, whose sacrifice to give is greater, whose tithe means the most to God.

Whose children turned out great, whose are still "finding themselves"?

Can you think of a sports "great" whose talent alone propelled him or her to stardom?

He is one of the four presidential greats whose visage is carved into Mount Rushmore.

However, for sheer spectacle, nothing surpasses one British great whose exploits continue to amaze.

There is, as always with sporting greats whose peak years you have watched from the stands, a sense of sadness.

We live in the time of Google the Great, whose all-seeing eye has ushered in a golden age of musical democracy.

Both candidates were consecrated on Nov. 22, 498, and their respective parties appealed to the Ostrogothic king Theodoric the Great, whose decision favoured Symmachus.

Alexander the Great, whose death on the banks of the Euphrates River in June 323 bce was attributed to malaria, shared that fate with numerous illustrious victims.

He made countless friends through his many walks of life and will be dearly missed by the greats and not-so-greats whose lives he touched.

A close friend and surfing buddy was Ken Price, based in Los Angeles: another ceramic great whose public profile was considerably heightened by this gallery.