Sentence examples for with excellence of from inspiring English sources

Musical and auditory excellence in a listener combined with excellence of work and performance need not yield great pleasure, for all the excellence of the faculties and objects concerned, unless these are defined in terms of affective expressiveness and its successful communication.

New York has nothing to compare with the excellence of Babe's fried chicken.

Ratliff's problem in examining the post-Coltrane aftermath is inextricably tied up with the excellence of his credentials.

I do not wish to regale you with the excellence of Scottish smoked salmon, Jersey Royal potatoes, Aberdeen Angus and Devon cream teas.

The 28-year-old Argentine, who has been rebuilding his career after hip surgery, needed just 33 minutes to take the first set, in which he had Murray in trouble with the excellence of his returns.

His analysis of art, artists, and the technique of painting, together with the excellence of his taste and his style, have won him posthumous fame; his Essai sur la peinture (written 1765, published 1796; "Essay on Painting"), especially, was admired by Goethe and later by the 19th-century poet and critic Charles Baudelaire.

This 'good' is nothing other than "the existence and the perfection of human personality" which Bosanquet identified with "the excellence of souls" and the complete realisation of the individual.

This may have had less to do with greed than with the current excellence of the Spanish league and of Real Madrid in particular.

Reggie Jackson is synonymous with excellence during the month of October, so much so that his nickname was Mr. October.

Justice Stevens is just such a leader, more concerned about doing his job with excellence, preserving the integrity of the institution he served, not ego or historic legacy.

The demands on toxicologists are high: along with excellence in their field of basic science be it biology, chemistry or medicine they must be capable of providing an integrated view.