Sentence examples for find prominence from inspiring English sources

Cosmological arguments of this sort are found across almost every human philosophical tradition, and find prominence in the West in the writings of Aristotle, numerous medieval Islamic authors, Maimonides, Aquinas, Locke, Leibniz, Samuel Clarke, and David Hume.

As one of Bruce's prosecutors would later observe, if Bruce said things that the establishment did not want said, his newly found prominence inevitably brought more intense police and judicial persecution.

Food treats once reserved for special occasions now found prominence through the Box as the ordinary of meals.

Despite being a newcomer to the House, Ferraro made a vivid impression upon arrival and quickly found prominence.

They found prominence during Maidan, the country's revolution in early 2014, by painting themselves as the spearhead force against corruption, and fighting hard against the government forces beating innocent Ukrainian protesters.

Illustrations of those killed in battle and of their severed parts find particular prominence in ancient Egyptian art.

Will Syracuse really find football prominence playing Wake Forest and Clemson in the A.C.C., or will it wind up compromising what it is has done best?

As a result of the Snapple deal, Thomas H. Lee, who had begun investing in private equity in 1974, would find new prominence in the private equity industry and catapult his Boston-based Thomas H. Lee Partners to the ranks of the largest private equity firms.

Writer Sarah Boxer found the prominence of such imagery distracting.

The headliner, televised live on Showtime, was the biggest women's MMA clash since Gina Carano, pin-up and powerhouse, decided to traipse off and spar the likes of Steven Soderbergh in Hollywood, and it found deserved prominence for a number of reasons.

The NDP, a collection of trade unionists, farmers and now, soft-nationalists with socialist leanings from Quebec, may not find its new prominence easy to manage.