Sentence examples for notable personalities from inspiring English sources

Leon became one of the most notable personalities of the bankruptcy bar.

Numerous notable personalities in Bulgarian arts, crafts, and sciences lived and worked in Tŭrnovo.

The premise is simple: actors and notable personalities narrate essays from the series, often with updates from the writers.

The collection offers a wealth of information in the form of statements, biographies and accounts on over four hundred cases, criminals and notable personalities.

Notable personalities grasping small, knobbly-haired heads between our withered dugs as the Interahamwe rampaged through the garden death-burbs of Kigali.

C. 350 BCE - c. 250 BCE Appius Claudius Caecus, (flourished late 4th century–early 3rd century bce), outstanding statesman, legal expert, and author of early Rome who was one of the first notable personalities in Roman history.

Most art historians support the notion that Morisot was an extremely influential painter and a notable personality.

The most notable personality of the period was Maḥmūd Gāwān, who was a leading administrator during the reigns of Humāyūn and his son Aḥmad III and was vizier (chief minister) under Muḥammad III (reigned 1463 82).

The congressional gold medal is awarded to outstanding scientists, artists, and other notable US personalities.

An important art collection of notable military personalities and events includes works by Thomas Gainsborough, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir Henry Raeburn, Sir Joshua Reynolds, and George Romney.

Mr. Lapid, a Holocaust survivor, was one of Israel's most prominent journalists and notable television personalities, renowned for his sharp tongue, acerbic pen and dry wit.