Sentence examples for considerable stature from inspiring English sources

He's a man of considerable stature".

or a "maximal writer-and of considerable stature".

But in recent years MySpace has lost considerable stature to Facebook in the minds of consumers.

This also marks Vladimir Jurowski's emergence as a Wagnerian of considerable stature".

The Duke men's coach, Mike Krzyzewski, has lent his considerable stature to McCallie's effort.

In the 17th century, English printmaking produced a portrait engraver of considerable stature, William Faithorne.

Mr. Hatch, a Mormon, is a figure of considerable moral stature among conservative Christians.

Many such left-leaning ventures have been tried over the years and have failed to wield much influence, but Podesta's effort seems different, not only because of his considerable personal stature within the party but also because rage at the Bush administration has galvanized Democrats.

We (that is, we people who know people) know lots of people of considerable public stature who have had affairs, who are said to have affairs, who send out affair vibrations, and who just, in every way, are obvious dogs … yet who still have their jobs and reputations.

In any case, this is a story of challenges that private equity investors can face as they seek to improve governance at and introduce outside management to Chinese family enterprises, even ones of considerable size and stature.

It also shows that just after Shakespeare's death, his stature was considerable.