Sentence examples for whatever excellence from inspiring English sources

We are looking, at least in part, for a college that is both "loaded" -- as measured not by CD's but by average SAT's, faculty ratios, academics, whatever excellence can be quantified -- and at the same time a realistic choice.

Promoting one's natural perfection requires developing whatever excellences pertain to the abilities of mind, body, and spirit which one thinks it makes most sense to develop, given one's particular interests, desires, and talents.

More important still, the propounders of the individualist work ethic, from Alexander Hamilton onward, had it right: a free society isn't one that alleviates the burden of supporting ourselves and our families, but rather one that provides the opportunity to labor in a way that brings to light whatever human excellence may lie within us a way that perhaps even adds to the sum of human progress.

How could I have done this to him when we have a geographically convenient alternative object for our affection, which is relentlessly committed to excellence whatever the cost?

She expects excellence in whatever the girls do — even fire drills.

"It seems that most every man in the regiment vies with each other in excellence in whatever they undertake," Gooding noted.

"People had faith in me and I had great teachers and everything seemed to be geared up for the pursuit of excellence in whatever field that was.

As we know, people are at their best when engaged in the endless heroic quest for whatever — truth, love, literary excellence, supremacy in tennis, a royal flush, the perfect salad — and relaxation makes them dull.

They are driven more by their desire to achieve excellence at whatever they do than by the pursuit of riches, according to astrologer Michael Lutin.

What I search for is excellence in whatever field.

He simply pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing.