Sentence examples for pre-eminent expert from inspiring English sources

"I sort of cringe when people say I'm the pre-eminent expert on White Castle," he said.

Helen Andreos, Lancôme's pre-eminent expert, emphasizes that this new brow is not the same artless number sported by Brooke Shields a generation ago.

The Lords' pre-eminent expert on housing issues, Lord Best, will say the government's plans deal with only "half the picture".

A witty takeoff on the postmodernist affinity for quotation, "Le Mariage" also pays homage (perhaps antic homage would be more accurate) to English literature's pre-eminent expert on matrimony, Jane Austen.

Mr. Simpson was an Abstract Expressionist painter and arguably the most significant dealer of traditional African art in the United States, a man whose exquisite taste made him a pre-eminent expert in his field.

"It's not clear if the activity has to be endurance exercise," says the psychologist and neuroscientist Arthur F. Kramer, director of the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois and a pre-eminent expert on exercise and the brain.

Rob Wielgus was one of America's pre-eminent experts on large carnivores.

Jeff McClintock is recognized around the world as one the pre-eminent experts on black holes.

SAN ANTONIO -- Some of the world's pre-eminent experts on bias discovered an unexpected form of it at their annual meeting.

"The British adhere to international law," said Clooney who co-authored the report with Geoffrey Robertson and Norman Palmer, British QCs regarded as pre-eminent experts in cultural restitution.

In her Ely Lecture, delivered at the annual meeting of the American Economic Association seven years ago, Claudia Goldin of Harvard, one of the nation's pre-eminent experts on the history of women in the workplace, rejected the theory that women's labor supply had hit a ceiling, a "natural rate".