ungreat造句

• While I think I get the seeming self-contradiction in " ungreat Anglo-Saxon greatness,"
• But there must be something else _ in some undiscovered region from which no media biggie reports _ to explain the incredible attachment of this great nation to this ungreat man.
• Clearly, she could be seriously ungreat, but Ms . Seaman, who maintains a judicious tone in her biography, records frequent acts of generosity, both thoughtful and time-consuming, and all the more unexpected in someone so self-absorbed.
• Conservative New York Times columnist William Safire expressed this frustration recently, musing about " the loyalty mystery " and speculating that there must be some hidden secret to explain what he considers the " incredible attachment of this great nation to this ungreat man ."
• "Ellen " and " Friends " followed suit, leading to the " Friends "-ing of America which says that any group of good-looking young people bantering in a coffeehouse or apartment constitutes comedy, from the late but very ungreat " The Single Guy " to the current longueurs of " Union Square ."