Grayson; his press secretary, Ray Stannard Baker; and that grayest of
gray eminences, Bernard Baruch], then and for the rest of their lives, interpreted House's entirely intelligible and honorable diplomatic maneuvers as the blackest treason" (225).
Who was Edward M. House?
The scion of an upper-middle-class, Protestant, academic family, he presided as "a
gray eminence" over the NRF establishment for many years.
Le temps traverse: Correspondance: 1920-1964
At last year's POC national convention, NTALTRIFCA delegates shouted down the
gray eminence, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., when he tried to reminisce from the podlum about the days when public school teachers read aloud to schoolchildren, rather than running books through digital voice scanners.
The Washington Monthly, 2019
In
Gray Eminence, 1992, (which may be the most daring piece in the show) steel rosettes are simply attached in a regular pattern to an extremely weathered piece of board: the grain of the wood replaces paint.
Mike Berg
Meanwhile, the
gray eminence known as Comrade Andrew, sojourning in number 45 squat next door (how a K.G.B.
The good terrorist
Antero, almost as a matter of course, is the
gray eminence of the book.
Era Uma Vez o Tempo: Diario III
Otherwise, they will soon become behind-the-scene wire pullers, "
gray eminences," "kingmakers," "brilliant mischief-makers."
Leadership and Business Wisdom
Peary does a fine job of balancing
gray eminences and young Turks in his lineup of interviewees.
For the Love of Movies: the story of American Film Criticism
At first the
gray eminences at FAS hoped the incident would just go away.
Of Scientists and Spies