Significats de great predecessor en anglès

The Prince was without his great predecessor's ability, but was much more amiable and sincere.

But he lacked that personal enthusiasm which had been so very typical of his great predecessor.

Who follows the steps of his great predecessor.'

Satire is his element, and there he proclaims himself to be an humble follower of his great predecessor.

Who was so fit to proclaim the successor to the throne as the great predecessor of the prince proclaimed?

In common with her great predecessor Clement Attlee, she regarded them as instruments of dictators, popular with Hitler and Mussolini.

He used the facts and observations gathered by his great predecessor of Samos, but he declined to accept his theories.

No contrast could be more marked than that between his manner and that of his great predecessor, the iron chancellor.

Indeed, Pizarro seems to have had the example of his great predecessor before his eyes on more occasions than this.

He was not ashamed to wear the mantle of his great predecessor; he was willing to take up an unfinished work.

The Porte, unaccustomed to be taken at its word, recalled the poet, who shared the fate of his great predecessor Ovid.

Some composers have had to live in the shadow of a great predecessor, most famously Brahms, looking over his shoulder at Beethoven.

Owen, Agassiz, Falconer, Barrande, Pictet, Forbes, repudiated the idea as unqualifiedly as their great predecessor Cuvier had done in the earlier generation.

For this purpose she modified the municipal organisation created by her great predecessor, and granted to all the towns an Imperial Charter.

That is the American photographer, William Gedney, writing in one of his homemade notebooks on the work of his great predecessor, the mysterious E.J.

Tychonides was his name, and the inscription presses the modest hope that when he does appear he will be worthy of his great predecessor.