Sentence examples for eminent ones from inspiring English sources

May the eminent ones do better.

The eminent ones also know how to bring their pieces before the public.

By the mid nineteen-nineties, many economists, including some very eminent ones, were concerned that the formalization of economics had been taken too far: that it had come to dominate the subject at the expense of economic intuition.

After Krips's resignation the orchestra had worked with a few leading conductors, including Klemperer, Stokowski, Jascha Horenstein and Pierre Monteux, but also with many less eminent ones.

What he seemed to forget was that literature isn't science: that its disputes are never conclusively settled, however eminent one's authorities may be, and that readers simply go wherever the life is at a given moment.

Edward is a virologist, an eminent one, having made his name with an Aids breakthrough in the 1980s and then moving with a neat kind of serendipity straight into avian flu.

The leader should be a leading cleric, although not necessarily the pre-eminent one.

On his Web site, Mr. Schoener, whose Ph.D. is in ancient Greek philosophy, describes it as "a modest project, not a pre-eminent one, undertaken for the sake of learning".

The House action, which may be no more than a symbolic one unless the Senate follows suit, is another twist in the often turbulent relationship between the United States and a world organization that treats America as a run-of-the-mill member and a pre-eminent one.

My fear of waiting times was a major factor in my decision, probably the pre-eminent one….

"If I had to redact my own archives," said one eminent scholar, "I know what I would do".