Sentence examples for stuff of champions from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stuff of champions" is grammatically correct and usable in written English
It typically refers to the qualities or abilities that are necessary for someone to be successful in the pursuit of their ambition or goal. For example, "He has the drive and determination, that's the stuff of champions."
This was more like the stuff of champions.
Bath have often flattered to deceive but under Blackadder there are the makings of a mentally tough side that can show the stuff of champions.
He may not be ready to win the Open, but his tie for 13th two years ago at Turnberry at age 16 was an indication he has the stuff of champions.
After an opening 30 minutes that was anything but the stuff of champions – and in front of more than 40,000 here – their problems were compounded by the concession of two tries in the last 10 minutes of the first half for an 11-point deficit at the break.
Langer insisted Kaymer displayed the kind of aggression and smart thinking of Woods and Phil Mickelson, but an outward 38 left him two over at the turn, and a triple bogey eight at the 11th was anything but the stuff of champions.
Memo: To all my loyal staff at Channel 8 From: Rupert Sawyer, chief executive Subject: Rebranding – the stuff of champions Dear Lord Patten, We have long had a joke over at Channel 8; you wait a decade for a BBC director general, and then three come along at once.
Given the right coaches, such teamwork is the stuff of which champions are made.
Even if Leinster were minus five Lions, this was not the stuff of European champions.
The way that the Giants have rid themselves of cancerous attitudes, of players more worried about contracts than contact, and how the Giants have grown from a team with pockets of camaraderie into one united front is the stuff of which champions are made.
A goal difference of 11 is not the stuff of which champions are made, and an average of 1.45 goals per game tells you all you need to know about the league's lowest-scoring, most frugal and downright unsightly top-team.
