Sentence examples for which greatness from inspiring English sources

This is the point, alas, the wrong choice, the predictable choice, at which greatness founders.

Horse racing, for all of its problems, is one of the few sports in which greatness has an indisputable measurement.

This is the first known instance in which greatness in literature is ascribed to qualities innate in the writer rather than his art.

Football is a sport in which greatness can come from all sorts of surprising places and in which all sorts of skills are valued.

If she is not regarded as a writer quite of the first rank that is largely because so much of the work on which her reputation should rest is considered secondary to the forms in which greatness is expected to manifest itself, namely the novel.

This is the area within which his greatness lies.

Or is Salvation just an average movie in a franchise which demands greatness?

"The momentum has brought us to the point where we may be good, but you take that momentum to get to the finish line, which is greatness".

But "Matters of Life and Death," which touches greatness in its psychological incisiveness, is limited in another way: it isn't funny.

The map represents an urban ideal, one in which the greatness of cities is seen to arise from a clash of architectural visions built up over centuries, and where each of these visions is given equal weight.

Freedom of ideas is one of the pillars on which the greatness of America is founded and which allowed us to flourish as a world leader in science and medicine.