Sentence examples for most major figures from inspiring English sources

The case is so sprawling -- it has involved 10 different modeling agencies, and because it is a class-action suit, potentially thousands of models -- that most major figures in the Manhattan modeling industry are in some way connected.

This leaves the government to proceed on its own with trials that both Cambodian and foreign analysts say will not meet international standards of fairness and impartiality and are likely to spare most major figures.

Personal identity has been discussed since the origins of Western philosophy, and most major figures have had something to say about it.

He also has followers in the United States and Europe but is not recognized by the Dalai Lama or most major Buddhist figures.

The way Levy conforms to such negative stereotypes is especially notable since most other major figures in the programme are presented in a rounded way that allows them to display both positive and negative characteristics.

A rapper who shares Tupac's Fame -style education is Mos Def, contemporary hip hop's most thoughtful major figure.

Gopnik's analysis of this mystery takes in most of the major figures and events in the history of modern France.

As the election struggle became more bitter, most of the major figures in Lebanon trooped to Damascus to sit with Dr. Assad, as they had so often when summoned by his father.

He attended openings, screenings, and performances in every kind of venue, and he got to know most of the major figures in the New York art world, not only artists and dealers but poets, filmmakers, dancers, musicians, and critics.

This view of the central place of reason in education has been shared by most of the major figures in the history of philosophy of education, despite the otherwise substantial differences in their other philosophical views.

Though there are inevitable gaps (there's one scant reference to Billie Holiday, for instance, and her name is misspelled), most of the major figures are here, from politics, religion, scholarship, entertainment, sports.