Sentence examples for eminent though from inspiring English sources

Eminent though he is, Bernanks can't forecast the economy, you can't forecast the economy, and I certainly can't.

However, he has an eminent though half-forgotten pre-Booker predecessor, Sir Angus Wilson - on whom gay themes conferred no immortality.

Eminent though your fellow contributors were (Simon Schama, Tom Holland and Margaret MacMillan), it must have struck you as bizarre that a 45-minute programme about school education didn't include anyone who taught school-age pupils or who could talk about how young people do or don't learn the stuff you were talking about.

Of course our capital should be pre-eminent – though in Ireland the National Opera House is not in Dublin – but not to the extent that it snuffs out activity and access elsewhere.

Both Michael and James were eminent Freemasons, though the records of both have apparently been expunged: "James Maybrick's Freemasonry has successfully been kept a secret for 130 years".

Preliminary offers have been made to some of the almost two dozen homeowners and small businesses whose properties must be bought or taken by eminent domain, though no such acquisitions will actually be made until all approvals are in place.

Today, though, an eminent occupant of its artist's lounge is discussing the virtual axe.

He spoke to her about a writer who, though eminent had found no cliff top-had instead been, to the end of his days, battered by his own conflicted nature.

They didn't get very excited about the bridal gown or the hats, though the eminent historian Simon Schama did have thoughts on the wedding décor.

Shortly before Bolt's play, though, the eminent British historian G. R. Elton had begun claiming, in successive writings on the Tudors, that Cromwell wasn't so bad.

Others are pinning their hopes on an emergency sitting of the US Supreme Court itself (though that eminent body, which is not scheduled to begin its next formal session until October 6th, could in theory decide to ignore the whole sorry business).