Sentence examples similar to eminent middle from inspiring English sources

Beginning in July 2007, two of this country's pre-eminent Middle East policy research institutions, both with close ties to the incoming administration, the Saban Center at the Brookings Institution and the Council on Foreign Relations, took the rare step of joining forces and asking 15 of their scholars to focus on the crucial challenges facing the next president.

It became the world's pre-eminent shipbuilding centre.

It is shown that the thousands of small and middle-sized reservoirs are eminent for the retention of water upstream the large ones.

Hire an eminent architect, stick a public garden in the middle, bosh.

This week, the eminent novelist and critic Cynthia Ozick reviews "Middle C," by the eminent novelist and critic William H. Gass.

(For the record, some of the more eminent London critics thought the show was at best middle-brow and at worst gratuitously offensive. But for me, it felt as joyous as it had in New York).

The movement advanced in the middle of the 14th century through the work of two men, eminent both as humanists and for their roles in Italian and European literature: Francesco Petrarca (Petrarch; 1304 74) and Giovanni Boccaccio (1313 75).

Bhartṛhari (6th centuryCE), the eminent grammarian and philosopher of language, formulates an ontic version of the principle of excluded middle in his Vākyapadīya (On sentences and words), saying 'A thing must be either existent or non-existent: There is no third' (VP 3.9.85).

See also eminent domain.

makes eminent sense.

Eminent physician and healer.