Sentence examples for greatness matters from inspiring English sources
"Greatness matters," it added.
Moments of greatness matter a lot, even though, as tiny slices of time, they rarely say much about the breadth of a player's career.
They each have their own brilliant and distinctive things to say, and neither -- in their greatness -- matters more or less than the other.
Ever since Ali began shouting, "I am the greatest of all times" nearly four decades ago, it's been fashionable for boxers to proclaim their greatness, no matter what their weight division.
I wish I knew how It would feel to be free I wish I could break All the chains holding me I wish I could say All the things that I should say Say 'em loud say 'em clear For the whole round world to hear. Bruce Springsteen was destined for greatness no matter what.
In short, it's rare for the good to suddenly become great; for that matter, greatness is rare — but one of its marks is precisely such self-testing and self-surpassing audacity, and that's what Bruno Dumont displays in his gleefully original new film, "Slack Bay," which is playing tomorrow in "Rendez-Vous with French Cinema," at Film Society of Lincoln Center.
In Woods's definition of greatness, one accomplishment matters more than any other -- Jack Nicklaus's record of winning 18 major professional championships.
Failures of imagination make the unchallenging "Suffragette" fall short of the greatness of its subject matter.
"It's almost as though greatness is a matter of quality rather than ability.
As Ahad Ha'am reminds us in his 1902 essay, "A Spiritual Revival," "greatness is a matter not of breadth only, but of depth".
