The development of opera, oratorio, and the cantata gave a prominence to vocal music throughout the Baroque era (c. 1600 1750) that made it equal in importance to instrumental music, with which these forms were closely allied.
It has given an uneasy prominence to a man who has long avoided publicity -- and declined to be interviewed for this article.
It is just that his election to artistic director and the hype that surrounded it have given him a prominence and status he has yet to justify, and may well not.
Andrew Tobias, the Democratic National Committee treasurer, said the first time an openly gay person was given a position of prominence at a Democratic convention was in 1992, when Bob Hattoy, a White House assistant, took the stage to discuss his battle with AIDS.
If possible, assessing participation as part of the overall grade for EFL courses should be either be avoided or given a seriously reduced prominence in EFL assessment rubrics, given the diverse distribution of LSOs within even culturally homogenous classes.
The reviewers would like to see that result given a little more prominence, such as mention in the Abstract.
The quest for renewable sustainable energy sources has given biomass a prominence it had lost during the industrial revolution after the discovery of convenient fossil fuels like coal and oil.
On Twitter the Huntsman girls have amassed a following of more than 20,000, giving a rare prominence to a campaign that has otherwise struggled to attract media attention.
(Johnson) ★ 'Lucian Freud Drawings' (through June 9) This quietly ravishing show gives a new prominence to Lucian Freud's works on paper, which aren't appreciated as much as his paintings.
(Smith) ★ 'Lucian Freud Drawings' (through June 9) This quietly ravishing show gives a new prominence to Lucian Freud's works on paper, which aren't appreciated as much as his paintings.
