Sentence examples for greatest kind from inspiring English sources

"It's the greatest kind of freedom," Ms. Cunningham said.

We have diversity, and we think it's the greatest kind of education".

A true homecoming of the greatest kind from a tough city that still has big love in its heart.

Marshall and Warren, the ulcer researchers who were recognized decades later with a Nobel Prize, showed the greatest kind of leadership: taking on an ensconced but adverse theory and proving it wrong.

It gives the greatest kind of pragmatism and idealism and intelligence to the women of the play, not just Jean Rice – who is in many ways the voice of the call to arms in the play for political engagement.

Hazlitt believed that because tragedy engages our emotions most profoundly, it is the greatest kind of drama.

He had purchased a farm in Kenya and was determined to be the world's greatest, kindest boss -- an attitude similar to my husband's.

There are also the megista genê ("greatest kinds") of Sophist 254b-258e (being, sameness, otherness, rest and change); though whether these genê are Forms is controversial.

And I think it's a great kind of evolution".

"There's a great kind of high-low, newsy, sexy thing that the European newsmagazines have," Brown said.

But, Gopnik adds, it's "a pretty great kind of love, at least for most of us".