Sentence examples for make excellence from inspiring English sources

Or that seems to be the plan: to make excellence ubiquitous in research.

Within the arts, the measurability, the ability to make excellence quantifiable and defined has become much more important.

The Secretary shall make excellence the criterion for selection of grants awarded under section 1122 of this title.

The humor was his style, not his substance, a kind of athletic jauntiness: He loved how great athletes could make excellence look nonchalant, and he strove for the same effect on the page.

He noted that the state had many excellent public schools, adding, "We're going to be trying to figure out: How do you make excellence systemic reality across the board, as opposed to the exception?" Other commission members include Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, and Geoffrey Canada, the leader of the Harlem Children's Zone.

At the top of our national health-care "to do list" is better harmonizing public and private health insurers efforts to make excellence in clinical quality and low total cost of care a "stay-in-business" imperative for our health industry.

"He made excellence a moving thing," Penn said.

Surely the only reason Gran Torino (2008, 15, Warner £19.56) missed out on Oscar nods is because star and director Clint Eastwood makes excellence look so effortless.

It's my job to get the money that makes excellence possible, and I apologise if I occasionally have to use crass and wrong-headed arguments to fight for it.

But if Brady continues to play at this level, so precise and so poised that he makes excellence look monotonous, so efficient in his quick-snap offense that the Titans defenders sent plumes of exhausted breath into the cold air, how is anyone going to get rid of him?

And it's that last quality–of making excellence seem effortless that these nine cars share.