The front office traded away Randy Johnson, one of the game's dominant pitchers, and Ken Griffey Jr., an outfielder who was widely seen as the pre-eminent all-around talent in baseball.
Thus, Ralph Cudworth, in The True Intellectual System of the Universe asserted that "Pythagoras was the most eminent of all the ancient Philosophers" (1845, II 4).
It is very hard for the onlooker to know what to believe, when the rhetoric is flying in both directions from very eminent people who all have a passionate commitment to public health.
With Gyorgy Kurtag, Marc-André Dalbavie, Thomas Adès and Jörg Widmann — eminent composers all — signed up, the initiative is of major significance.
Excerpts from the text of an address delivered at the National Press Club in Washington, on Mr. 18th, by one of the most eminent of all living authorities on China Mme.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, April 2 , 1966P. 35 Excerpts from the text of an address delivered at the National Press Club in Washington, on Mr. 18th, by one of the most eminent of all living authorities on China Mme.
Then the author's plot got out of hand and embraced the most eminent of all actor-managers, Sir Henry Irving, together with four children, two from Irving's failed marriage and two from Terry's infatuation with Edward Godwin, an architect who dabbled in the theatre.
Considering that CTAB is a cationic surfactant and referring to the FTIR data, it was eminent that all CTAB has been completely excluded from the polymer material.
CAMBRIDGE, U.K.--Fed up with the ongoing media feeding frenzy surrounding genetically modified food, 19 of Britain's most eminent scientists, all Fellows of the Royal Society, are calling for a time-out.
There is no reason to be shy--I found all these eminent scientists to be very kind and helpful.
The tangled syntax of that last clause may reflect Shawcross's own confusion, since he appears still to be a staunch supporter of that pre-eminent of all international structures, the United Nations.
