Sentence examples for eminent an from inspiring English sources

Mr Fischer no less eminent an economist than Mr Stiglitz, by the way is a man of (hitherto) unquestioned integrity, admired right across the profession.

To the Editors: Nothing could be more flattering to a scholar than to have a work of his reviewed by so eminent an expert as… Letters should be sent with the writer's name, address, and daytime phone number, via e-mail, to [email protected].

Yet no less eminent an economist than Martin Feldstein, a Harvard professor, former president of the National Bureau of Economic Research and chairman of Ronald Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers when the country was recovering from a severe recession in the early 1980s, is worried.

Now approaching his 80th birthday, he is as eminent a British artist as they.

It is true that as eminent a jurist as Judge Cooley, in Goebel v. Linn, 47 Mich.

Her husband, the bandleader Raif Hyseni, who is nearly as eminent a presence in Albania, joined her.

M.R. is "renowned in academic circles," an eminent philosopher, a diplomatic administrator and a selfless hard worker.

A couple of weeks ago, I got the case of an eminent Uruguayan, a Nobel laureate, named Juan Gelman.

An eminent pianist, a new Bergman restoration and a coming premiere were among the highlights.

A competition has been run, with an eminent jury and an interesting shortlist of practices offering a choice of approaches.

Appointing a journalist - however eminent - into a challenging PR job is a risk.