Sentence examples for of its greatness from inspiring English sources
His presence in the play adds a mythic dimension to it that is part of its greatness.
My film Gulag was pretty directly inspired by it, though I would never claim to any of its greatness.
Some of this persistent interest in the backstory of "In Cold Blood" may simply be a product of its greatness: even detractors who would like to see it plucked from the True Crime section and reshelved permanently in Fiction still tend to concede that the book was a major literary achievement.
That's part of its greatness".
It's that the move towards an intolerant mentality will deprive Britain of its greatness.
Whoever thinks deeply about these words will find that they have no dots [in the Arabic letter] and this is just one of its greatnesses, for words that have dots in them carry less weight than those that do not.
Still, Russia's ability to cause harm to itself and to others in the cause of proving its greatness should never be underestimated.
Britain sorely needed a reason to embrace itself, to reclaim a shred of its fading greatness, and now it had one, even if it was a bit dodgy.
The audacity of The Beginning of Spring, and its greatness, is its cheerful willingness to trespass on a literary terrain already made famous, and familiar, through the works of Turgenev, Chekhov and even late Tolstoy.
The city was still a place of considerable importance in the first century of Islam, although its greatness was soon to be eclipsed by the new metropolis of Shīrāz.
