Sentence examples for been someone of from inspiring English sources

It was extremely rare to name a brother on one's ossuary, he said, and so this particular Jesus must have been someone of prominence.

The case, many legal experts said, is the kind that would have been settled out of court with little fanfare had the defendant not been someone of Mr. Simpson's notoriety.

His translation is less baroque than Waley's, less brisk than Seidensticker's, and often better than either: "In a certain reign (whose can it have been?) someone of no very great rank, among all His Majesty's Consorts and Intimates, enjoyed exceptional favor".

To guard against that, Vargas Llosa has allowed the story to be precipitated by the return to her native island of Urania Cabral, who was smuggled out by nuns as a sexually traumatised 14-year-old and whose father was one of Trujillo's unloveliest hangers-on, all the more squalid for having once been someone of culture.

At the time of death, Lindow Man was a healthy male in his mid-20s, and he may have been someone of high status, as his body shows little evidence of heavy or rough work.

He, of course, is someone of considerable political ambition.

"This is someone of a tremendous stature, a national figure.

Certainly there was someone of greater importance who could have been featured.

He is someone of rare idealism, judgment, commitment to law, selfless dedication, and fundamental decency.

"A leader needs to be someone of sobriety and stability and patience and temperance," Romney added.

Liberal Catholics want the next pope to be someone of entirely fresh perspective.