Sentence examples for eminent place from inspiring English sources

To his embodiment of this aim he owes his eminent place in Italian history.

But his scholarly reputation owes largely to his 1971 book, "Coleridge, the Damaged Archangel," which occupies an eminent place in Coleridge studies.

The town, whose income depends largely on surrounding olive groves, had also begun to trade on its eminent place in the history of Christianity to attract faith tourism from the West.

By Roberto Bolaño Although it may not warrant an eminent place in the annals of literary mystery, the curious case of Álvaro Rousselot is worthy of attention, for a few minutes, at least.

She'd ordered it earlier in the week and meant to read it before… Although it may not warrant an eminent place in the annals of literary mystery, the curious case of Álvaro Rousselot is worthy of attention, for… "Alive, and very much so," Tolstoy's diary entry for November 19 , 1889 begins.

To bring out this eminent place of sociology is the principal aim of the General Conclusions of the Course.

AT FIRST glance the holy city of Qom, Iran's pre-eminent place of Shia scholarship, still feels pretty conservative.

Bent Larsen made it clear that he is not ready to concede his pre-eminent place in Danish chess.

In terms of its pre-eminent place in his recorded work, the subject of love is arguably Bragg's true metier.

The pursuit of professional ballet as a high-art form must always have a pre-eminent place in human culture.

Generating buy-in for the City's pre-eminent place in European finance, however, involves more than just providing assurances over the quality of UK regulation.