1 The great thing is the education of character.
2 He had a great deal of leisure and intellectual energy still to dispose of.
3 To educate my children I positively have to look up a great deal, and in fact simply to study myself.
4 At the public meeting of the committee there were a great many people, and almost all the highest society.
5 And this is an abuse of great gravity in itself, and one that reacts injuriously on the government service.
6 She had utterly forgotten where and why she was going, and only by a great effort she understood the question.
7 Thinking over the words in which she would tell Dolly, and mentally working her heart up to great bitterness, Anna went upstairs.
8 Levin said that the French had carried conventionality further than anyone, and that consequently they see a great merit in the return to realism.
9 Levin had on this visit to town seen a great deal of his old friend at the university, Professor Katavasov, whom he had not seen since his marriage.
10 He was very hungry, and ate and drank with great enjoyment, and with still greater enjoyment took part in the lively and simple conversation of his companions.
11 But now, coming back to the world of reality, he had to make great mental efforts to take in that she was alive and well, and that the creature squalling so desperately was his son.
12 Anna talked not merely naturally and cleverly, but cleverly and carelessly, attaching no value to her own ideas and giving great weight to the ideas of the person she was talking to.
13 In spite of the striking contrast in their habits and views and the fact that Lvov was older than Levin, they had seen a great deal of one another that winter, and had taken a great liking to each other.
14 As the husband had to drive to meet someone on official business, while the wife had to go to the concert and some public meeting of a committee on the Eastern Question, there was a great deal to consider and settle.
15 During the whole of the performance Levin felt like a deaf man watching people dancing, and was in a state of complete bewilderment when the fantasia was over, and felt a great weariness from the fruitless strain on his attention.
16 But still Sergey Ivanovitch had expected that on its appearance his book would be sure to make a serious impression on society, and if it did not cause a revolution in social science it would, at any rate, make a great stir in the scientific world.
17 She had risen to meet him, not concealing her pleasure at seeing him; and in the quiet ease with which she held out her little vigorous hand, introduced him to Vorkuev and indicated a red-haired, pretty little girl who was sitting at work, calling her her pupil, Levin recognized and liked the manners of a woman of the great world, always self-possessed and natural.
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