Sentence examples for would do greater from inspiring English sources
One would do greater justice to the situation, however, not by treating the theory as a whole but by judging some parts to be true and others false.
Except I've also been advised to lie about my age by industry types and have often suspected that losing a couple of stone and getting a discreet nosejob would do greater things for my career than writing new jokes.
Because a failed intervention would do greater damage to the euro's credibility than no intervention at all, it is hard to imagine that the European Central Bank will not act again.
There will be some disgruntlement with a split between the popular and electoral outcomes if Mr. Bush wins Florida, but a free-for-all struggle to get electors to break their political loyalties would do greater damage to the two-party system, the nation's historically orderly transition process and to constitutional tradition.
But doing more to stop Moscow would do greater damage to the liberties of Americans.
I know who I am, I know who my people are, the salt of earth, a chosen people, so I know my responsibility to them is great, but it's been declared by The Master Teacher that I would do greater works, the waking of a nation of robbed and spoiled people.
It would do great on television.
She would write; she would do great things in the world.
She was interviewed by Margaret Mitchell once, whom she predicted would do great things.
She was a magnificent woman and I knew in 1979 she would do great things.
