Sentence examples for For the prominence from inspiring English sources

For the prominence of such incursions of "real" history, and the vividness of its presentation, cast into shadow the novel's central fictional goings-on: the story of newlyweds Harriet Raven and her soldier husband James.

Beyond that, criticizing protesters for the prominence of police brutality stories is pure victim-blaming (and, independently, having police brutality highlighted is its own benefit).

There are good reasons for the prominence of "Elektra" and "Die Frau," which stand at the pinnacle of Strauss's operatic output.

We are deeply grateful for the prominence he bestowed on Lou Gehrig's disease and for the help he brought toward finding a cure.

Mr. Craner, the former State Department official, said: "I would watch for the prominence of political versus economic and social reforms discussed at the meeting.

For instance, most Australian mountains have tree line forests dominated by Eucalyptus, although a long history of widespread burning may be responsible to some extent for the prominence of this fire-tolerant tree.

Like many people there, she says she believes that one reason prosecutors pushed for death was because of the prominence of the Luttig family.

He gets credit for elevating the prominence of the G-20 and Mr. Obama's relative success in dealing with his counterparts on international economic issues.

But for all the prominence given Mr. Tam — not just involving his political views, but also his fears for his safety — in the San Francisco trial, the legal back-and-forth has drawn little attention among Chinese in the South Bay.

But that's ultimately a minor pleasure; the movie's great pleasure is in Black's copious and insightful writing for Downey — in the prominence of Downey's voice and the emphasis on Downey's persona.

For the tibia, the prominence formed by its crest must be sculpted with round corners without osseous prominences.