Sentence examples for some eminent from inspiring English sources

But the proposal has raised some eminent hackles.

Some eminent citizens promised to emigrate if the plant was built.

Significantly, some eminent men, hated from those days, were now convicted of corruption.

But Dr. Sulloway's studies are finding support among some eminent psychologists.

Be advised by the experiences of some eminent erstwhile travellers and prepare to be disillusioned.

Prinzip declared he had intended for a long time to kill some eminent personage from nationalist motives.

In these black-and-white portraits of some eighty eminent researchers, a photographer tries peering back.

Indeed, I called some other eminent musicologists and scholars, and none of them had ever heard of the concerto.

"When we launched BT Sport, some very eminent critics... said that we had completely lost it and that this could never work," Petter said.

This is not just the position of management but of the board of the DIFX as a whole, the members of which include some very eminent individuals from the international financial services community.

By the mid nineteen-nineties, many economists, including some very eminent ones, were concerned that the formalization of economics had been taken too far: that it had come to dominate the subject at the expense of economic intuition.