Sentence examples for quality earned from inspiring English sources

In time, its remarkable quality earned it its more informal honorific: the supernote.

They included leading her tiny high school to a state basketball championship, an event Palin once described as "life changing". Composure was a genderless quality, earned under pressure -- as in the time a grizzly bear climbed on the family car.

Phylloxera and the world wars caused a depression in wine production, but recent investment from young winemakers with attention to quality earned Côtes d'Auvergne the coveted Appellation d'Origine Protégée (AOP) designation in 2011.

According to the Lung Association 175 million Americans live in counties where outdoor air quality earned a grade of F. And if the Global Warming Solutions Act does end up being a job-killer, at least there's a bright side unemployed Californians will have cleaner air to breathe.

According to the Lung Association 175 million Americans live in counties where outdoor air quality earned a grade of F. And if the Global Warming Solutions Act does end up being a job-killer, at least there's a bright side--unemployed Californians will have cleaner air to breathe.

Winfrey's speech had a stump-like quality, earning raves for its inspirational tone, its careful balance of deep scars of racial and gender injustice with an optimism that they could be healed.

Quantity as well as quality earn DigitalThink high marks.

But at his new middle school, Justin's autistic qualities earned him a kind of celebrity status.

In the end, Jacobs's admirable courage and fighting qualities earned her nine Grand Slam titles, and a triple crown of singles, doubles and mixed doubles at the 1934 United States Nationals.

Those qualities earned Blanco the support of rich countries, but they may have scared off some of the WTO's developing country members, says Simon Evenett, a professor of economics and trade at the University of St Gallen in Switzerland.

Mo the First is the People's Darling, one of the most popular members of the government, whose qualities earned her a (perilously?) prolonged standing ovation plumb in the middle of her own leader's keynote speech at last year's Labour Party conference.