Sentence examples for became eminent from inspiring English sources

Many of his students became eminent historians of Judaism.

Toch was a teacher of considerable influence; a number of his students, including André Previn, became eminent composers.

He leaves a lasting legacy in the trainees who later became eminent in liaison and other branches of psychiatry.

Anselm Of Laon,, French Anselme De Laon (born 11th century, Laon, Archbishopric of Laon died July 15 , 1117 Laon), theologian who became eminent in early Scholasticism.

Stanley H. Kaplan became eminent in the world of test taking while challenging those eminent in the world of test making.

C. 1050 July 15 , 1117Laon, France Anselm Of Laon,, French Anselme De Laon (born 11th century, Laon, Archbishopric of Laon died July 15 , 1117 Laon) theologian who became eminent in early Scholasticism.

In 1912, Lytton Strachey, who was living on his occasional journalism (chiefly for his cousin St Loe Strachey's Spectator), and amusing himself and his Bloomsbury friends by writing plays and verse, got the idea for the book that would become Eminent Victorians.

Thus the need for intersectoral collaborations in the recruitment and retention of health staff in rural areas becomes eminent.

A boyfriend of her student years, Benjamin Buchloh, became the eminent art historian who now teaches at Harvard.

A third son, Golo, became an eminent historian, without a good word to say about his father.

There he excelled and soon became an eminent leader of Chicago's literary movement, as he advanced the careers of such acclaimed writers as Sherwood Anderson and Theodore Dreiser.