It ran for 36 years, during which time Whicker travelled hundreds of thousands of miles to interview an incredible array of world leaders and eminent characters.
He emerged from this self-inflicted hazing process as one of the pre-eminent character actors of his time with a flair for writing and directing.
Although most of them had an eminent ruderal character, some phytocoenoses were typical from non-disturbed environments.
Jones's wife lived to be 97, and was described by Waddell in his Annals of Augusta County, Virginia as "a lady of eminent Christian character".
When writing and drawing are of high quality, when characters become real and adored, when they are seen and read in 30 or 40 countries and many languages — that's what you call pre-eminent.
The title "The Infinities" refers to a revolutionary theory promulgated by the novel's main character, an eminent mathematician with the heavily symbolic name Adam Godley.
In his stoic acceptance of his imminent assassination Jimmy resembles Mr. Langella's character Leonard Schiller, the once-eminent novelist in "Starting Out in the Evening" who continues to write despite deteriorating health and his knowledge that his time has passed.
"It was as if Tunney had stepped from the pages and was a Shavian character come to life," Michael Holroyd, the eminent Shaw biographer, said in a telephone interview, adding: "It was a magical relationship that allowed them to switch roles.
"The members of the RNA Society include some extremely strong characters, people who are among the most eminent members of the molecular biology community.
As is often the case with Renaissance artists, most of the modern information about Botticelli's life and character derives from Giorgio Vasari's Lives of the Most Eminent Painters, Sculptors, & Architects, as supplemented and corrected from documents.
But his crudely drawn American characters, so un-Southern in their rudeness, treat the eminent Dr. Hunter like dirt and seem to view his native Britain as some poky developing nation.
