Sentence examples for only eminent from inspiring English sources

This function is not only eminent in supporting organismal thermogenesis, but may also have potential in the fight against obesity.

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.

It is only when eminent domain is used for projects characterized as "public-private partnerships" that controversy arises.

A disarming, autobiographical wall text by Ms. Ostoya titled "Disclosures (Text)" coyly identifies the men only as an eminent art historian and a distinguished artist.

Only the most eminent and secure of scientists would dare flirt with the idea that earth may have been seeded with life by a rocket ship from another planet.

The lawsuit had been widely considered the last major one standing in the way of the project, second perhaps only to an eminent domain suit that was dismissed by a federal judge in June.

Only last year, the eminent Dr Raj Persaud was struck off for three months by the GMC for plagiarising various professors' work in a series of competitively priced books and journals.

The appearance of "The Best of It: New and Selected Poems" (Grove/Atlantic; $24) confirms her stature: only the most eminent poets command this kind of publication, which represents for a poet what a career retrospective at a major museum means for a painter.