Sentence examples for said excellence from inspiring English sources

Oprah Winfrey offered guidance when she said, "Excellence is the best deterrent to racism or sexism".

In an emailed statement, Theranos spokesperson Brooke Buchanan said, "Excellence in quality and patient safety is our top priority and we've taken comprehensive corrective measures to address the issues CMS raised in their observations.

In this case the "accident" being black excellence, and the operation being to cease and desist from highlighting said excellence.

That said, "excellence in edginess" was demonstrated to me -- as the recipient -- early in my own work history.

Doti's unwavering pursuit of said excellence has inspired O.C. donors of note to pledge tens of millions toward supporting a world-class campus institution that attracts a faculty of serious pedigree, including Pulitzer, Nobel and other distinguished, prize-winning teachers of international reputation.

Dubbed "Tech's Most Interesting Man in the World" by UPI, Cort Smith, CEO and Founder of DAVINCI Vaporizer, says "excellence and quality are defined both by the quality of the customer experience and product quality.

Not one mention of, say, excellence in music or making other people joyous, improving lives, being good at something.

That said, discovering excellence is always the award's aim.

A Foreign Office spokesman said "Diplomatic excellence is the FCO's reform and modernisation programme for the next four years.

"I think they need to go back to some of the goals of the past," he said, namely, excellence in news coverage.

Stan Kronke, Arsenal's major shareholder, said: "Sustained excellence is the hardest thing to achieve in sport.