Sentence examples for list of eminent from inspiring English sources

Few things warm the cockles of a historian's cold, dispassionate heart like a long list of eminent advisers named in the opening credits of a film.

According to a growing list of eminent lawyers as well as Amnesty, the Tottenham Three have become a classic case of miscarriage of justice.

Sir Winston Churchill will appear on the next Bank of England banknote, joining a select list of "eminent British personalities" including Florence Nightingale and William Shakespeare.

The Cheda-sutra text Dashashrutaskandha concludes with the ritually important Kalpa-sutra, which recounts the lives of the Jinas and includes an appendix of rules for monastic life and a list of eminent monks.

Diskin joins a long list of eminent members of the Israeli security establishment who have publicly voiced criticism of, and opposition to, their government's ultra-hawkish line on Iran.

Labor questioned how the parliamentary inquiry could proceed when the government declined to provide information to counter testimony from "a long list of eminent academics" that the bill was likely to be struck down by the high court.

Vera Wang, naturally, made the A-list of eminent Chinese Americans (Mrs. Locke, Jackie Chan, Yo-Yo Ma, Michelle Kwan, B. D. Wong, Barbra Streisand — who once worked in a Chinese restaurant, she claimed — among others).

In his 1869 book "Hereditary Genius," he assembled long lists of "eminent" men — judges, poets, scientists, even oarsmen and wrestlers — to show that excellence ran in families.

He has won five Niche Awards, the "Academy Award" of American craft, from Niche Magazine, and the Design Encyclopedia included him in its listing of eminent furniture designers, along with such notables as Thomas Chippendale, Gustav Stickley and Frank Lloyd Wright.

She listed the names of eminent writers joining the growing chorus of praise and quoted unsolicited letters of praise from ordinary readers.

Their work has already earned praise from an eminent list of dignitaries including the Queen and Barack Obama, who has invited the foundation to the White House to showcase its approach to building racial cohesion and tackling Islamic radical grooming.