Sentence examples for greatness may be from inspiring English sources

But four justices in particular, all nominees of President Franklin D. Roosevelt who sat together on the bench, formed the best example of how personal friction can fuel constitutional importance, and of how the roots of greatness may be found in difficult personalities.

Greatness may be in the eye of the beholder, but numbers don't lie (do they?).

Despite their desire to contribute to this country's greatness, Millennials may be the first generation in decades to face worse economic prospects than our parents and even grandparents.

The greatness of Frost and Bishop and Stevens may be widely recognized, but little agreement exists as to which of their individual poems is paramount.

The United States is on the threshold of greatness and Oregon may be leading the charge.

Of course, he made it all about his own greatness, but that may be the best she can hope for at this point.

The author further suggests that greatness of thought, if not inborn, may be acquired by emulating great authors such as Homer, Demosthenes, and Plato.

The problem may be that "greatness" thing, which was, admittedly, the nebulous criterion for my Top 10 Composers project.

Lendl, who is only 22, is a player who may be on the brink of greatness.

Boys may be on a course for greatness, but you can be a dessert!

It may be true that Tiger Woods's greatness comes from a "deliberate, strenuous and boring practice routine".