You do not create the meaning of a national life by any literary exposition of it, but by the actual daily endeavors of a great people to do the tasks of the day and live up to the ideals of honesty and righteousness and just conduct.
It has been created by the experience of a great people, and nothing is written upon it that has not been written by their life.
Let us add with thankful hearts that only a great people is capable of a great reconciliation.
A distinguished Frenchman, as he stood among the graves at Arlington, said "Only a great people is capable of a great civil war.
We know that the English are a great people; but we have had nothing to do with them, save that complimentary messages have been exchanged.
They are a great people, with learning of many things unknown here, from whom I always received the greatest kindness.
The Mahrattas are a great people," the rajah answered, angrily.
To be a great people, however, the people of this country must really act as a great people.
He had often heard that the people of this country loved to be called a great people, and he had many times heard them called a great people.
And if I should go to England and cry aloud, they would say, 'Who is this, who comes preaching to a great people?
Take back your sword, Great People--but wipe it first, lest some of the gold and blood stick to your hand.
Great People, transformed to burrow earth for gold, as the snouts of swine for earth nuts!
Sahib, great things are expected of a great people.
I thought you a great people, and I used my strength, my wealth and influence to further your power.
Frenchmen,” he said, “I am well pleased with you; you are a good and a great people.
Indeed he is reported to have said to an English gentleman that "the English were a great people, but what a pity that they had no religion!
Thus they have many of the qualities of a great people.
That is why we Germans and you English are a great people.
You have a great gift, my friend--all the Germans have--and it makes them a great people.
No nation can have the feeling so strongly that they are obliged to have the word 'home' without being a great people.
His choice of it was a splendid rebuke to the grumbling of his tribe, to the pride and selfishness of the "great people" who would not be content with a single lot, and wished an additional one to be assigned to them.
You say you are a great people--be it so; but if you are a great people, you must be capable of great deeds.
A distinguished Frenchman, as he stood among the graves at Arlington, said: "Only a great people is capable of a great civil war.
They found a home in the far West, they subdued the wilderness, they met with plenty there and became a great people.
A distinguished Frenchman, as he stood among the graves at Arlington, said, "Only a great people is capable of a great civil war.
The French are a great people in their conduct toward us in this respect, that the aid and sympathy and alliance has been all in our favor; they have done everything for us, and have been strong enough not to need anything from us.
The Roman pontiff, as long as he maintained his station and his principles, was guarded by the warm attachment of a great people; and could reject with scorn the prayers, the menaces, and the oblations of an heretical prince.
But the zeal of a great people, who instantly flew to arms, intimidated the praefect: and the archbishop was permitted to end his life in peace and in glory, after a reign of forty-seven years.
We have taken the stand which every great peopleis obliged to take soon or late.
We have all the elements within and around us necessary to constitute a great people.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great people" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
