Sentence examples for certain prominent from inspiring English sources

It's an explanation, too, for why certain prominent Republicans, like Jeb Bush, publicly advocate his selection.

Given their impatience with simplistic absolutes, it is unsurprising that the pair are no fans of certain prominent fellow atheists.

All this brings to mind the bizarre inability of certain prominent Republicans to understand the importance of contraception in our society.

Should more light be shed on the relationships between drug makers and certain prominent doctors who publish scientific articles about their medicines?

The newspaper article was based on an interview with Greg Lake, a former immigration department official, who referred to "certain prominent advocates who will coach and encourage asylum-seekers to self-harm as a political protest".

For a while The Coming Race was enormously popular in England and so convincing in its narrative that certain prominent theosophists of the day (like Helena Blavatsky and Rudolf Steiner) believed it to be grounded in deep occult truth.

Political demonstrations were not exactly common in Chappaqua before a certain politically prominent family moved to 15 Old House Lane.

The New Yorker, March 20 , 1926 P. 9We wondered if story told about certain lady prominent in N. Y. life with Queen of Belgians really true.

Like certain more prominent historians, deMause thinks that American history runs in cycles--except that deMause's cycles proceed from what he calls Group-Fantasies, his cycle includes Depressions and Manic Periods, but they all begin with what deMause calls an Innovative Period.

"The Mann Act today is most famous because of the prosecutions of certain very prominent men, like Charlie Chaplin, Chuck Berry and Jack Johnson, Sternn continued.

But among black voters, Mr. Ferrer's prospects appear less certain, as other prominent black leaders have recently thrown their support to other candidates.