Sentence examples for separate greater from inspiring English sources

The bar is long and feels like it's part of the room, not some separate, greater event, or some separate, lesser one.

Their pre-snap observations separate great quarterbacks from good ones.

That process produces the right balance of sweetness, acidity and the nuanced flavors that separate great ice wine from something that is cloyingly sweet.

In the Olympics, these tiny wisps of time separate great racers from the good ones, divide Olympic icons from athletes who fade from memory as soon as the medal ceremony ends.

Several characteristics separate great leaders from their less-inspiring counterparts.

No previous evidence exists to expect that PMA25A and PMA25B represent two separate great tit chromosomes.

By Robert Mankoff April 11, 2016 What separates great cartoonists from really good cartoonists is not any single cartoon — many really good cartoonists have done individual cartoons that are great — but that a great cartoonist creates a whole world.

I'm drawn to people who really love their craft, and treat it like a craft, and are always trying to be better and are obsessed with what separates great from good.

And in soccer, passing precision is key in separating great from good.

The Spaniard's woeful form since his £50m transfer to Chelsea has led some to speculate that we may have seen the best of the striker, that a series of injuries have shorn Torres of that crucial spark which separates great forwards from the merely very good.

What separates great players from good ones is performing consistently.