Sentence examples for lines of excellence from inspiring English sources

"The ancient Greek definition of happiness was the full use of your powers along lines of excellence," President John F. Kennedy once said.

I can speak with some authority on this, because I was one of those who was moved by JFK's famous 1961 call to arms, "ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country" - and his definition of public service, "The full use of one's powers along lines of excellence," which he appropriated from the ancient Greeks' definition of happiness.

In Harris's heyday, all we had were sketchy newspaper accounts and our own imaginations to help us envision Terry Hurley scoring 52 for Steinmetz or George Demos averaging 37 at Sullivan or Mo Reddick lighting it up at Morgan Park or Rich Bradshaw extending the line of excellence at Marshall.

In American schools, grade inflation is so out of control that a B minus is a classroom teacher's best and safest choice for indicating an actual grade of F. One Harvard professor, obviously a warrior on the front lines of academic excellence, assigns two grades.

Thought-provoking and best-selling author Dr. John Izzo has devoted his life and career to working with thousands of leaders, professionals and front-line employees to foster workplaces of excellence, purpose, learning and renewal.

The answer for Bristol was, with the co-operation of London interests, to build a line of their own; a railway built to unprecedented standards of excellence to out-perform the lines being constructed to the northwest.

Highlighting strengths in this way also reminds the team who is the go-to person for specific disciplines on future collaborative projects, increasing the likelihood of excellence down the line.

In line with this, we recommend that a training centre of excellence would have a programme director with dedicated time.

There was the heave of the now peerless offensive line; the renewed excellence of L.T., the shutdown savvy of Revis.

The universities themselves select potential candidate researchers whose work falls in line with the institutes' strategic research plan and "meets the rigorous criteria of excellence".

In 2008, NACO piloted a national strategy for the provision of free second-line ART in India and these drugs are being provided at 10 Centres of Excellence and 16 ART Plus Centre.