Sentence examples for A considerable figure from inspiring English sources

"He's a considerable figure in the village..

Fenella Woolgar's Thea – apparently small and anxious (that's to say, poor) – is a considerable figure: tremulous and steely.

Not even the oldest of us can remember England without him as a considerable figure," Harold Macmillan wrote in his diary on the day the death was announced.

Mr. Fox, who is a considerable figure in the organ world, said he thought this was one of the five greatest organs in the world.

Sacking Pardew would cost the Newcastle owner a considerable figure, and it would come less than 12 months after he handed him an eight-year contract.

Scarron, who married d'Aubigné in 1652, was also a considerable figure in the theatrical life of Paris in the years immediately preceding Molière's arrival in the capital.

Customers include nine of the 15 largest financial companies in the U.S. as well as four of the seven largest SaaS businesses — "with a considerable number of seven-figure deals," Rubin added.

According to Figure 5, a considerable number of macro CSs (8 out of 33) are in the powered off state.

Consequently, red blood cells accumulated ventrally in the caudal region of a considerable number of phenotypes (see Figure 3C).

In the case of L. albus, the one-dimensional SDS-PAGE analysis of β-conglutin revealed that the mature protein is composed of 10 to 12 major types of subunits, with molecular masses ranging from 15 to 72 kDa, as well as a considerable number of minor constituents (Figure 2A, lane 0).

Though a group of Norwegian literary scholars using statistical analysis of the novel's language proved its affinity with the rest of Sholokhov's oeuvre and despite the recovery of the novel's early manuscript, which had been believed lost, a considerable number of authoritative literary figures in Russia today believe that the novel was plagiarized.