Arthur Maass was not only an eminent scholar, but also a devoted, effective and popular teacher.
Born in 1922, Mr. Withers is not only an eminent photojournalist but was also one of the first African-American policemen in Memphis.
A fuller public accounting of his own role would go a long way towards making the case that the compromises necessitated by government service left him not only more eminent, but also wiser.
He was not only an eminent man of letters but also a very social being, fond of tarrying with old friends and making new ones, some with exalted status.
Wellknown for his integrity and resourcefullness, he represented not only the eminent, but also aided unknown composers and musicians who were being exploited by unscrupulous music publishers and management.
In addition to Mr. Rava's clear and melancholy tone, there's his presence: in Italy, he is not only the pre-eminent jazz musician but also part of the popular culture.
Since she took over as the chief executive in 2005, Road Runners, a nonprofit corporation, has had extraordinary growth in nearly every category, becoming not only the pre-eminent running organization in the United States but also a global leader in promoting the sport.
As Sidgwick's publications attest, he was not only a pre-eminent moral philosopher, with sophisticated views on both going controversies in ethics and metaethics and the history of these subjects, but also an accomplished epistemologist, classicist, economist, political theorist, political historian, literary critic, parapsychologist, and educational theorist.
The related capabilities for dating and tracer studies are eminent not only in archaeology but also drive important applications in the earth and environmental sciences as well as in biomedical research.
Not only has Art been eminent for decades-he is responsible, more than anyone, for the notion that a comics creator could be eminent.
