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Parmenides (speaking to Socrates) uses the example of μέγεθος (mégethos; "greatness") in a philosophical criticism of the theory of forms.

In small designs, in detail, in minuteness, in mechanical accuracy, the carver of this time has had his rivals, but for greatness of architectural conception, for a just appreciation of decorative treatment, the designer of the 15th century stands alone.

Who became king of the breathing, blinking, moving world—just he alone by his greatness;.

The moniker 'Altas' comes from the Latin word "height," symbolizing UPHSD's aspirations for further greatness.

The unique greatness of Moses' prophecy.

(And thus Jacob mentioned Isaac then on going down to witness Joseph's greatness.

As a freshman, he played in eight games, but showed few glimpses of his future greatness.

Though Caffaro's imperfect Latin prevented the Annales from achieving greatness as literature, the chronicle was the first of its kind in Genoa and remains an important historical record.

But first, Tom needs to convince Jeff that Ray has more potential for greatness than the artist Julia wants to represent.

Who by his greatness surveyed the waters receiving (ritual) skill (as an embryo) and giving birth to the sacrifice;.

Comparing the relationship between an individual and the masses to that between a wave and the ocean, Douglass explains that, though we differ like the waves, we all depend on each other and the power and greatness of each individual derives exactly from this interdependence.

In the traditional view, this requires self-sacrifice, self-denial and self-discipline, and greatness lies in being a servant to all (Mark 10:42-45).

The school retained the Auckland Grammar Lion and the motto "Per Angusta Ad Augusta" ("Through endeavour to greatness").

बडप्पन इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Raul was actually quite ill then and their live performances were pitiful, with Raul babbling the words and unable to play his guitar.

It might be linked to the Greek term for babbling, or it might also be derived from the Hebrew batel, vain.

The data that they recorded included reactions, babbling, the ability to recall events, lying, moral judgement, and even systematic recording sessions where the child would elicit story narratives and descriptions with one parent while the other jotted down the notes.

Marie eventually learns that all the inhabitants of the village are werewolves and Sister Ruth was babbling "Werewolves are here", rather than "We're all in fear", as everyone had assumed.

JSA members Lightning and Mister America are sent to Alcatraz to check on Sands, and find him babbling on the floor of his cell in the fetal position, driven insane by the Starheart's power.

Beginning at the babbling stage, young children in bilingual or multilingual environments produce utterances that combine elements of both (or all) of their developing languages.

Meanwhile, Lăzărescu's condition deteriorates rapidly, his speech is reduced to babbling, and he slowly loses consciousness.

The word embolalia comes from the Greek word embolos which means 'something thrown in', from the word meaning 'to throw in', and -lalia meaning 'speech, chattering and babbling; abnormal or disordered form of speech.

In a 1988 NME interview, Stipe denied the interviewer's claim that his lyrics on Murmur were "indecipherable", but acknowledged that "Radio Free Europe" was one of the few exceptions, describing it as "complete babbling".

Down by the babbling brook on the bayou.

The First Madman begins by babbling witty absurdities, but eventually becomes upset and is escorted offstage by a servant.

The call is a prolonged soft babbling quereeeh quaaa kereek quak-quak, suaaaa, cherak-chik-chak.

) and the stream 'Llafar' ('spoken', 'voiced') which flows nearby; thus the meaning could be rendered 'Ford on the (river) Llafar' with Llafar being a common name for streams roughly equivalent to "babbling" in English (e.