Sentence examples for eminent member from inspiring English sources

An alleged case of self-plagiarism by an eminent member of the chemistry community was re-examined.

The transport committee's investigation into why so many cyclists are being killed on London's roads was in the latter category, in the opinion of one eminent member of the public.

(They met when she was a student at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, where he has been an eminent member of the faculty since before she was born).

According to the Swedish Academy, the play was "described by one eminent member of the party as the most pernicious piece of writing since the foundation of the People's Republic".

At the ceremony that night, "an eminent member of the SFWA," as Delany later put it, gave a speech about changes in science fiction, a supposed shift away from old-fashioned storytelling to "pretentious literary nonsense," or something along those lines.

The state's anti-corruption warnings are being taken more seriously now than at any time in the past decade because they come from Mr. Xi, who is regarded as potentially a strong leader fast establishing his dominance, already the most eminent member of the seven-man Standing Committee of the Politburo, China's inner circle of power.

On Friday the members of the Senate, who will be chosen out of the most eminent members of the National Assembly, will be elected.

Two of the art colony's most eminent members were Daniel Garber and Edward Redfield, whose works command six-figure prices in Mr. Alterman's gallery.

So what?" The interview had progressed to the downstairs grill room of the club, where pictures of eminent members and dreamy portraits of nude women fill the walls.

Josiah Royce, one of the most eminent members of the Harvard department, called it "the work of an expert," and the chairman, James Woods, was still urging Eliot to return and accept an appointment as late as 1920).

Twenty eminent members of the cultural elite -- from Salman Rushdie (post-cosmetic surgery) to Tom Ford -- pose solemnly next to their favorite Absolut ads for an advertisement about advertisements that you can find on newsstands now.