Sentence examples for is given prominence from inspiring English sources

Ruth's voice is given prominence, and it is her narration that powerfully bookends the novel.

In a building such as Sens Cathedral (begun c. 1140), the arcade is given prominence, but in Noyon (begun c. 1150) and Laon cathedrals the four elements mentioned above are all used, with the result that the arcade is comparatively small.

Love is given prominence because union is a satisfying way to finish a novel.

The chapter narrating the war (Yuddhakanda) is given prominence over all other chapters.

The language of Pune's Deshastha Brahmins has been considered to be the standard Marathi language and the pronunciation of the Deshastha Rigvedi is given prominence.

Expanding on the accounts of Albert of Aix, Peter the Hermit is given prominence in the preaching of the First Crusade, to the point that it was he, not Pope Urban II, who originally conceived the crusade.

Surprisingly, it was given prominence as an Op-Ed article.

A lot of mediocre art was given prominence.

Photographs of the disfigured corpse were given prominence in Palestinian newspapers and television reports.

Treasures like Fuller's finches and their stories will be given prominence.

His deadpan, Raphaelesque portraits of her as a classical beauty are given prominence, and very nice they are.