Sentence examples for that all great from inspiring English sources

We like to think that all great poetry has perennial significance, is "for the ages"; but these lines, written in Greek in 1898 and first published, in Egypt, in 1904, seem particularly prescient this week.

Douch argues that all great advances involve suffering.

Shaw, in his Annajanska (1919), commented that "All great truths begin as blasphemies".

"She has the kind of bigness that all great artists have," he said.

What we argue is that all great global brands are also great local brands.

He said that all great ages seek bridges to the heroic past.

They lack the key ingredient that all great leaders need, and that is vision.

This belief leads to extensive efforts to find the "qualities" that all great leaders have in common.

Rose's stardom was born of his fearlessness and a forgelike competitive heat that all great athletes exhibit.

The scholar Mircea Eliade is another matter -- a proud believer that "all great creators are on the right".

What I had not appreciated was that she had that instinctive flair for drama that all great sportspeople possess.