Sentence examples for renowned personalities from inspiring English sources
Quetelet was a Belgian mathematician and is considered to be among our country's brightest and most renowned personalities.Ward Vloeberghs Louvain BelgiumItaly's financesSIR – Your article on Italy's fiscal policy ("Tax bonanza", January 5th) missed two important facts.
I recall that "The Drama Of Albania" is not my own creation but the testimony of 100 among Albania's most renowned personalities.
Here, just like other countries' editions did before us, we are building a network of collaborators including internationally renowned personalities and common people who, with their opinions, will help us to stimulate relevant debates about varied themes.
Among the renowned personalities who come to see us, they approach fashion with an unaffectedness that fascinates me in each interview, and I always have a last personal question to ask.
Duran's renowned personality and skill as a cutman, have also earned him acting credits.
"I am pleased that I can present a board member and future chairman who is an internationally renowned personality with an outstanding reputation," Mr. Villiger said in a statement.
The marketing of a product by a renowned personality always reflects that the company has some potential.
"The prince is a rather experienced and world-renowned personality, a politician with a great knowledge of history, and able to distinguish the essential from the marginal".
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.
PAGE A17 YOSEF LAPID, 76 A former Israeli justice minister, journalist and outspoken critic of Israel's Orthodox religious establishment, he was one of Israel's most prominent journalists and television personalities, renowned for his sharp tongue, acerbic pen and dry wit.
Made famous in modern day business by the renowned Myers-Briggs personality test, a psychometric questionnaire designed to measure psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions, roughly 85percentt of Fortune 500 companies have administered this test, and millions of people have taken it.
