Sentence examples similar to securing preeminence from inspiring English sources

While Vojislav lived, his influence secured the preeminence of the old Serbian nobility.

The first approach portrays "Ab-Ex" as a heroic movement that heralded the triumph of American painting and secured New York's preeminence over Paris.

By the 1st century bc, as is clear from the writings of Cicero and Dionysius (who vainly disputed his preeminence), Thucydides was established as the great historian, and since that time his fame has been secure.

Itō's preeminence continued in the 1890s.

Memphis reached preeminence by the 3rd dynasty.

"We can cement America's preeminence".

He appreciated, too, the preeminence of a religious university.

In his preeminence today, Grappelli has brought to a close that particular development in European jazz.

Celebrity Studies managed to survive and to achieve eminence – one could easily argue preeminence – in its field.

It was feared if they were successful Iran's preeminence in the region would be uncontested.

They also sought personal prestige and cultural preeminence.