Sentence examples for preeminent among from inspiring English sources
"preeminent among" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a person, thing, or quality that stands out above others in a particular field or group. For example: John is preeminent among his colleagues for his innovative problem-solving skills.
Preeminent among Britten's nontheatrical music are his song cycles.
Bob is preeminent among the 6 or so L.A. helicopter reporters.
In addition to its prominence in shipping, Kōbe is preeminent among Japanese cities in shipbuilding and steel production.
Written in the traditional mode of vernacular novels, this work is preeminent among the satirical fiction that dominated the literature of the late Qing dynasty.
"For more than a hundred years these two paintings by Titian have been regarded as preeminent among the masterpieces in private hands in the U.K.," Mr. Penny said.
In the visual arts, George Caleb Bingham and Thomas Hart Benton have been preeminent among painters; both artists are recognized for their portrayals of the American Midwest.
When the news reached Europe, the British channel fleet and the armies of Napoleon paid tribute to his memory, and many of the leaders of the time joined in according him a preeminent place among the heroes of history.
In 1869 he contributed to the Royal Society of Edinburgh a paper on "The Mean Pressure of the Atmosphere and the Prevailing Winds Over the Globe, for the Months and for the Year" which secured for him a preeminent place among meteorologists.
Bakunin's arrival in London at the end of 1861 reunited him with Herzen, whom he had last seen in Paris in 1847 and who now occupied a preeminent position among Russian émigrés as editor of Kolokol ("The Bell").
The preeminent role among all sorts of "given signs", that Augustine is claiming for the words, does not result from their quantitative preponderance but rather from the fact that, as he points out, everything that is indicated by nonverbal signs can be put into words but not vice versa (Augustine De doctr. chr. II 7, 1963, 35).
This is remarkable considering that the preeminent biomarker among the 39-gene signature, claudin-1, was unfortunately absent from this ovarian dataset.
