Sentence examples for greatness of an from inspiring English sources

Its greatness, then, was the greatness of an Upton Sinclair novel — the ability to convey brilliantly the liberal critique of society.

If ever there was a lesson in not having to measure the greatness of an athlete by how many championships he has won, the continuing narrative of Peyton would be as good an example as any.

My purpose is not imitation, for I can't match his eloquence, but respect for the relevance in our time of his rousing summons to greatness of an earlier generation of Americans.

At the same time, it comes with all the greatness of an Android smartphone.

Rather, when we form such concepts we think of a mind that denies the greatness of an object.

Never mind the Republican pessimism that seems to mix well with the nostalgia for the greatness of an America that was but is no longer (the Republicans).

This is not to diminish the greatness of "A Love Supreme" — domesticated Coltrane is still wilder, deeper, and more self-demanding than almost anyone else anywhere.

American academic life, Wolfe believes, is in thrall to these writers and their theory of deconstruction, which Wolfe has figured for a kind of Marxism on stilts, teaching all to doubt the greatness of a great land.

It amounts to an intervention by Unesco in the perennial debate – or verbal and commercial war – in the wine world over what makes the greatness of a great wine.

The Eisenhower memorial celebrates the greatness of a nation through the greatness of one man.

We are accustomed to think of the greatness of a performer as an expression of individuality.