Sentence examples for eminent and from inspiring English sources
"Beckmann was eminent and out of fashion," Mr. Storr added.
Leafing through reference books, he identified about four hundred eminent and talented individuals.
An eminent and worthy person had been disgraced — it didn't matter how.
For the eminent, and perhaps for all, an early rise may lead to an early fall".
"She was actually a very eminent and hard-nosed statistician," says Kieniewicz.
Labor welcomes the selection of such a capable, eminent and respected Australian to this high office.
Murray has been eminent and beloved hereabouts for a quarter-century, but she has also been regarded with ambivalence.
An eminent and prolific British historian of modern Spain, Preston says this was "an extremely painful book to write".
He said his organization considered athlete safety a "pre-eminent and predominant concern".
His only constraints are to keep the House of Commons pre-eminent, and take account of the effects of devolution, new legislation on human rights and the powers of the European Union.
The West had once been pre-eminent and militarily dominant, and the first generation of third-world nationalists had sought to fashion their world in the image of the West.
