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1
Such vehement remonstrances from
so
eminent
a source produced the needful effect.
2
How know we whether Socrates were
so
eminent
indeed, and of
so
3
We are highly honored to entertain one
so
eminent
as you are.
4
Be they ever
so
eminent
,
their sex deprives them of your care.
5
The national idea,
so
eminent
in modern music, is not everywhere equally justified.
6
M. Molé, afterward
so
eminent
as an orator, took the side of Talleyrand.
7
From
so
eminent
a vaudeville producer, this is, indeed, high praise.
8
At these two charges from men
so
eminent
,
the effect upon the audience was startling.
9
How much more may be reasonably expected of our brother Pachymius,
so
eminent
for sanctity!
10
Happy to see you again, Sir, in
so
eminent
a position; a legislator-oneof our legislators.
11
He would not have been
so
eminent
had not his poetical studies begun in his childhood.
12
It might disturb Mr. Macnair to know that
so
eminent
a critic was listening to him.
13
His merit as a preacher was
so
eminent
that it was early rewarded with a mitre.
14
Strive, therefore, to act in such a manner as befitteth
so
eminent
,
so august a station.
15
She says, I will form my own brigade, not only you can be
so
eminent
and decorated.
16
He was saved by a subtlety, and by that political craft in which he was
so
eminent
.
so
eminent
so