Sentence examples for a prominent point from inspiring English sources

She had a narrow, egg-shaped head that rose to a prominent point.

Thelma and Louise might have made a major impact on its release, but the fact that it remains such a prominent point of comparison for female-fronted crime stories a quarter of a century later only serves to emphasise how few have asserted themselves since.

Each crystal of the nanoplate is assumed to be anisotropic, and a prominent point that must be taken into consideration is the interface region, which exists between every two crystals.

Considered from that angle, 1913 does indeed mark a prominent point on the timeline running from 1841 to 1941, when the Great Wave would finally dash itself to pieces against the shore.

The Union forces to the left and right of the Nest were forced back, making Prentiss's position a prominent point in the line.

The initial formation of the ternary complex represents a prominent point of translational regulation across all eukaryotes.

The emergence of the Royal Blues' young star Lewis Holbty and, to a lesser extent, Julian Draxler played a large part in the club's turned fortunes in this season's Champions League, but a more prominent point lies amongst the rest of the squad.

Following the arrest of O.B.V. Robinson, a dozen indictments were issued in the summer of 1925, including for a number of prominent Point Grey officials, on charges of kidnapping and unlawful confinement of a suspect.

Calf circumference (CC) was measured at the most prominent point in a semi-flexed position of the leg.

The normal direction is easily located by considering a principal component analysis of the most prominent point and its immediate neighbours.

Mounted on the office wall, this publication calendar serves as a prominent reference point.