Sentence examples for greatness of these from inspiring English sources

"So improvements need to be made, but not on 'Iraq time.' " Shays went on, "I grew up studying the greatness of these two great civilizations Egypt and Iraq.

Elsewhere you heard a performer-connoisseur delighting in the deceptive greatness of these tiny pieces.

Speaking to the BBC ahead of an appearance at the Oxford Union on Tuesday night, he said: "The absence of blacks diminishes the greatness of these universities.

In 2013, the African-American leader, the Reverend Jesse Jackson, visiting Cambridge said: "The absence of blacks diminishes the greatness of these universities.

One might even go further and say that the greatness of these universities has partly resulted from their ability to accommodate these different worlds with their different values — one might even say snobberies — in one large, relatively harmonious body.

In recent decades the greatness of these marginalized artists has become increasingly undeniable — whether you call their work folk, primitive, amateur, naïve or, lately, outsider — and demands have gotten louder to include them in a more flexible integrated version of modernism.

The greatness of the city is in its unevenness".

That's the greatness of this country," he said.

In 1569 one such reformer, John Hart, lamented the greatness of the "disorders and confusions" of spelling.

At campaign events, Mr. Shafik has promised to "restore the greatness of the old Egypt".

Upon entering, "you are just sort of punched with the greatness of the house".