Sentence examples for which so greatly from inspiring English sources

"This was my reaction against the Englishness of English painting which so greatly valued a slightly understated, tentative figuration".

The best way to celebrate the International Day of the World's Indigenous People is to intensify our efforts to ensure that all children have an equal chance to fulfill their potential, and to encourage all societies to embrace the diversity which so greatly enriches the human family of which we are all part.

In recent days, the worlds attention has been focused on the process of globalization, which has so greatly accelerated in the past decade and which you and other leaders of the industrialized nations have discussed in Genoa.

The twin tragedies of slavery, which conflicted so greatly with America's founding principles, and civil war, in which the central government killed promiscuously to hold people in political bondage (rather than to achieve the far more appealing objective of freeing the bondsmen), effectively destroyed the original Constitution.

There are signs that the local authority support from which I so greatly benefited could come to an end.

The Dominican people's best bet is to keep Uncle Charlie for another period, so that he may help Obama complete the immigration reform which we so greatly need.

The people of Britain, who have paid their taxes on time, should not now have to face cuts to their schools and health service, while the banks – which contributed so greatly to the present financial problems – continue on their merry way making billions in profits and handing out ridiculously high bonuses to top executives.

This puts all the more pressure on a company like Viacom, which depends so greatly on the cable provider to begin to build their brand through other distribution partners.

With his PhD in botany and his deep knowledge of Darwin's work on plants, Kohn soon agreed to help reconstruct the gardens and greenhouse at Down and to help reproduce the many plant experiments which contributed so greatly to Darwin's overarching grasp of evolution (Fig. 1).

Arranged marriages and matchmakers are anachronisms, but disintermediation in the marketplace of love might actually be facilitated by the decline of social networking and in particular dating apps which have so greatly increased the choice of mates that it's become increasingly difficult to make any decisions at all.

We should look at Europe (which the president so greatly admires) and ask if we want that to happen to us.