Sentence examples for equally eminent from inspiring English sources

Equally eminent among Kirov luminaries is Uliana Lopatkina, who on Tuesday danced the "Raymonda" ballerina role.

He holds a secure position at Harvard and fifty honorary degrees; one of his lawyers, Charles Ogletree, is an equally eminent presence at Harvard Law School.

From an eminent orchestra with an equally eminent conductor, Claudio Abbado, were needed special powers of resuscitation, for these ubiquitous masterpieces had been beaten almost to death by constant repetition in the past.

Bradley was dominant in a 1-0 win over Italy in February, transcendent in a 5-1 win over Scotland and equally eminent in the 4-1 loss to Brazil.

Fredric Jameson, America's leading Marxist literary critic, has called it "the first great new theoretical synthesis of the new millennium," while the equally eminent Slovenian political philosopher Slavoj Zizek has declared it "nothing less than a rewriting of the 'The Communist Manifesto' for our time".

It would have been difficult in these years to select another group equally eminent in their field".

In 1919, Senator Lodge, who was an equally powerful and eminent U.S. senator, defied his sitting President Woodrow Wilson and successfully led the opposition to an international accord -- the Treaty of Versailles -- and the League of Nations which was first proposed by President Wilson.

Like "Red Dragon," "Hannibal" focuses equally on Lecter — here an eminent Baltimore psychiatrist apparently just adopting his sideline as a cannibal — and on the F.B.I. profiler Will Graham (Hugh Dancy), a damaged hero in the long line running from Tony Shalhoub's Monk to Kevin Bacon's Ryan Hardy in "The Following".

First, as to its eminent reasonableness.

Ammonium and sulfate ions were released as pre-eminent ions.

Equally important influences came from several eminent figures who were at the same time scientists, mathematicians, and philosophers G.F.