Sentence examples for be ranked with those from inspiring English sources

It is a tremendous Lear, to be ranked with those of Paul Scofield and John Wood.

"By his own admission here today, he has shown that he is to be ranked with those who have committed some of the most egregious frauds in history".

No serious historian would suggest that John F. Kennedy's unfinished presidency deserves to be ranked with those of Washington, Lincoln or Franklin D. Roosevelt.

In a letter to the judge, Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in Manhattan, the prosecutors cited statements that the judge had made when Mr. Dreier pleaded guilty in May: that he "has shown that he is to be ranked with those who have committed some of the most egregious frauds in history," and that "he has disgraced the honorable profession of law".

He also cited the judge's own comments when Mr. Dreier pleaded guilty, that Mr. Dreier had "shown that he is to be ranked with those who have committed some of the most egregious frauds in history," and that he had "disgraced the honorable profession of law".

Does Billie Jean King deserve to be ranked with the great women tennis players of the past?

Some of them could be ranked with the most graceful works in Provençal literature.

It is the only metropolitan research library to be ranked with the greatest libraries of the world.

What is the nature of the sublime and ought it be ranked with the beautiful?

What is the nature of the picturesque and ought it be ranked with the beautiful and the sublime?

Other companies such as Fog Creek Software have instituted systems where employees are ranked, with those at the same level receiving the same salary, Inc. reports.