Sentence examples for the great task from inspiring English sources

The great task broke Curtis.

And so … "I set out upon the great task of doing nothing.

That complicates the great task of modernising the country, and particularly of creating decent jobs.

It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here 10. to the great task remaining before us.

"For his generation the great task is completing the reunification in every sense, and that means allowing the east-German cities to play their true part," says MacGregor.

The great task of adolescence is to figure out how to become a valued part of your society, a successful individual.

This is the particular role of the humanities, and it is one of the great tasks of our times.

"One of the great tasks of the next administration is to try to prevent the U.N. from being used for propaganda purposes," he added.

But one of the great tasks of modern constitutional interpretation is to reconcile the sometimes disparate principles we have inherited from the founding Federalists and Reconstruction Republicans.

I think it's one of the great tasks of modern social democracy, and that's what today's Labour party is about.

The fourth and fifth times Lincoln repeated dedicate reaffirmed those dual ideals for which the dead being honored fought: "to the unfinished work" and then "to the great tasks remaining before us" of securing freedom and equality.