The phrase "significant persons" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to individuals who have importance or influence in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the study, we interviewed several significant persons who contributed to the development of the project."
Alternatives: "important individuals" or "key figures"
He sometimes wrote about what he saw as a Zionist conspiracy, as in a March 13 post: "One can read the list of significant persons in government and in major corporations and see who is pulling the strings.
Consequently, such totems became most strongly tabooed; above all, they were connected with family or group leaders, chiefs, medicine men, shamans, and other socially significant persons.
"One of the most significant persons -- the most significant person in fact -- who helped to organize the March on Washington was Mr. Bayard Rustin [who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Freedom this year by President Obama].
A third option would be to REQUIRE all news sources to make timely space available to any significant persons effected by the news to present their version of the stories--not just corrections but a different perspective.
When I realized that letting go not only means of emotions, places and items, I came to terms that it more importantly means to let go of significant persons, too.
He went on: "For someone as significant as Jesus, one of the most significant persons who walked the earth, we know so very little.
Hard to shut down, running in hot form and a significant person to scout".
TYPES OF ARTIFACTS -Photograph of a significant person (artist, producer, deejay, etc).
"He was a significant person," said John C. Coffee, a professor of securities law at Columbia University Law School.
That is why he was, to me, the most significant person ever to make movies.
And then Carrie runs into a very significant person in the souk.
