Sentence examples for true excellence from inspiring English sources

Also, true excellence in writing will be quickly blue-penciled into oblivion".

"This model works very well if you offer true excellence," he said.

His philosophy is that to achieve true excellence, you have to practice, suffer, then practice more and drive yourself beyond the point of exhaustion.

Carey would certainly be Australia's second literature Nobel laureate if the prize didn't seem to reward obscure ponderousness at least as often as true excellence.

But Lamar's win nonetheless feels like a victory of sorts for everyone, a promise that true excellence is as it should be very difficult to ignore.

"Your graduate degree is a testament to your talent and commitment as well as a mark of true excellence in scholarship and research.

According to them, these processes generate true beliefs only when accompanied by genuine excellence or epistemic virtue (guṇa).

But it is true that excellence can be defined in many ways.

Rutgers has for too long approached the achievement of true academic excellence without ever quite getting there.

Furthermore, in trying to seek regional balance, it cannot, in general, apply the rigorous conditions necessary for the identification of true scientific excellence.

Diverse companies can not only effectively build products that serve a larger audience, but diversity holds the key to true performance excellence in a company.