Sentence examples for term great from inspiring English sources

I didn't have what I would term great stuff".

The term "Great Firewall" is appropriate and descriptive — and also banned by the censors.

(Hagee maintains that his invocation of the term "great whore" was never meant to describe the Catholic Church).

Let's agree, shall we, to keep throwing around the inane term Great American Novel, and to never, ever utter the phrase Great American Novella.

He only wants to work with great orchestras, I suggest, but he questions the term "great" and the assumption that conductors will want to cultivate them.

Yet, he did eventually find one restaurant worthy of the term great, Le Pavillon, which was the offspring of the French restaurant at the 1939 World's Fair.

"This will mean much higher rates of global emission reductions in the medium term; greater lock-in of carbon-intensive infrastructure; greater dependence on often unproven technologies in the medium term; greater costs of mitigation in the medium and long term; and greater risks of failing to meet the 2C target," the UN Environment Program stated.

Frank Kermode died on Tuesday afternoon and, over the days since then, the term "greatest literary critic" has been much bandied around.

In these cases, the longest term (greater number of characters) was kept.

After the compatibility requirements are met, the algorithm shall give the PSL term greater weight to improve PSL.

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