Sentences with phrase «from eminence»

Thomas Dale Akers, a NASA astronaut, attorney and politician is from Eminence.

Not sure what merits the phone call from His Eminence (By the way, Rev. Diaz, if you are going to use an aristocratic title for Dolan, the proper title for a Cardinal is «Your Eminence» not «Your Excellency»)

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Not exact matches

Palm Beach is different from nearby Wellington, where people like Rosemary Phelan (heir to the Cara food empire) have horse farms; and from nearby Windsor, which Hilary and Galen Weston put on the map; and from Lost Tree, the gated community a half - hour north of Palm Beach where such eminences as Jack Welch (of former GE fame) and Toronto mayor John Tory have winter lairs.

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«What, then, is baser than haughtiness, which, by overreaching itself, removes itself from the stature of true eminence?

The affirmation is also made that» [i] t will be better for you to be lowly and respected members of Christ's flock, than to be apparently enjoying positions of eminence but in fact to be cast out from every hope of Him.»

His Eminence said: «They [have] hurt the Christians - not only the Greeks because it was a Greek church - but the Christians [from] what I read.

During the year - long observance, our culture, diversity and identity will be commemorated, alongside our rich history and growth from a small French - speaking settlement to our present - day eminence as a thriving first - tier suburb.

«My official role as eminence grise of the government means that I am constitutionally barred from saying anything sensational on or off the record.

The President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), His Eminence, Rev Dr. Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, has called on all churches in the country to pray for the freedom of Leah Sharibu from the captivity of Boko Haram terrorists on Good Friday, 30 March 2018.

The Prelate Emeritus, Methodist Church of Nigeria, His Eminence Dr. Sunday Ola Makinde, says Christians can no longer distance themselves from politics if the country must have a positive change of fortune.

Although authors include notable retread Stephen Twigg plus newbies like Rachel Reeves, Tristram Hunt and Jenny Chapman, many of the authors are from outside Parliament, such as former special adviser Paul Richards, the eminence grise of the Blairite Continuation Tendency.

Combining these results with the results from the current work, Jones says, «creates a nuanced picture of how eminence is protective when there is uncertainty, but when there's a real scandal, being eminent doesn't help.»

In the event, even West's eminence failed to secure agreement and May was reduced to receiving two separate «adversarial» scientific reports from the two sets of scientists.

The median eminence of the hypothalamus, the part of the brain that gives the initial order to create testosterone, is totally naked and exposed — it has to be because it needs to secrete and receive feedback from hormones.

White Bird in a Blizzard is an alibi for Mr. Araki to flex his considerable muscle as a visual artist, using a palette that ranges from the blissful to the grotesque, and an atmospheric score by those eminences of the ambient, Harold Budd and Robin Guthrie.

Since Darwin is known to most people solely from his photo as the bearded, stern - faced eminence behind «The Origin of Species,» the filmmakers behind «Creation,» in attempting to give us the «real» Darwin, are practically inventing the wheel — or at least creating a new one.

Any doubts about Talley's eminence in his field are immediately dispelled by plaudits from such figures as Marc Jacobs, Anna Wintour and Tom Ford.

Endorsements of the task force's report came from such eminences as Bill Clinton, then the governor of Arkansas; first lady Barbara Bush; and retired U.S. Army Gen. Colin Powell.

Madhury Dubey, author of «Effective E-learning: Design, Development and Delivery», cites that this ubiquitous eminence of video - based learning is also driven by the striking shift of learners from content consumers to content creators.

Moving any individual, organization, or society from excellence to eminence is no job for ordinary people; it takes a teacher!

«Seven years ago, the future of an Eminence student was pretty bleak,» said Berry, reflecting on this small community of 2,500 about 30 miles from Louisville.

Although many Eminence students were graduating from high school academically prepared for college, most were not attending or were dropping out early, leaving few options besides a factory job in town.

«This tower, built in 1928 by Clough Williams - Ellis, architect and publican, embodies stones from the 12th Century castle of his ancestor Gryffyrd ap Cynan, King of North Wales, that stood on an eminence 150 yards to the west.

Eminence: Xander's Tales, a new CCG RPG from Aeterna Studios, is heading into the last week of its Kickstarter campaign.

That's because Silverman, 30, a burgeoning art - world eminence and S.F. arts commissioner who founded her first gallery in 2003 as a student at Otis College of Art & Design in Los Angeles, believes those little dots distract from larger conversations about art itself.

Granting the eminence of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, one of the things which interests me here is how that same collection has been deserved by its multiple catalogers, including, to my dismay, the most recent one, Works From the Peggy Guggenheim Foundation, published by the Guggenheim Museum, New York City, in connection with its installation of the collection in Uncle Solomon's museum.

For the purpose of this list — which includes women from artistic fields such as photography, painting, fashion design, illustration, and more — artistic greatness is defined as possessing a variety of attributes and experiments that add up to artistic eminence.

She's gone from California surfer - girl ceramicist in the 1970s to New York abstract painter — with nods to both Pop and Punk — a decade later, to eminence gris, School of Visual Arts professor and a potent influence on a younger generation of artists today.

In an earlier TCOP post, Baselitz talks to Martin Gayford about his evolution from painting's bad boy to eminence grise.

The Cult of Beauty: The Victorian Avant - Garde, 1860 - 1900: A spectacular array of arts from British Pre-Raphaelite and Aesthetic movements at the Legion of Honor made a strong, if not fully persuasive, case for certain Victorian eminences as a modernist vanguard.

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