Sentence examples for most prominent objects from inspiring English sources

Ironically, by the late 19th and early 20th century some of the most prominent objects of Russification were peoples who had shown consistent loyalty to the empire and now found themselves confronted by government policies that aimed to curtail the rights and privileges of their culture and nationality.

After its perihelion passage, the comet moved into dark skies, and although it faded as it receded from the Sun it remained one of the most prominent objects in the sky.

The most prominent object on the lab bench was a mass spectrometer a machine about the size of a steamer trunk, with fine plastic tubing emanating from it.

The most prominent object on the lab bench was a mass spectrometer — a machine about the size of a steamer trunk, with fine plastic tubing emanating from it.

He even walks right past the kicked-in rubbish bin that was the target of his ire in previous episodes, though Gould shoots it from an extreme low angle so that the can itself is the most prominent object in the frame.

The most prominent Bush supporter to object to his party's tactics is Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who hasn't got the standing to do more than complain.

During the second year of life pointing to request and to show, as well as showing/giving objects were the most prominent atypical features.

Finally, the categories designating the Objectives (Hypothesis, Object, Motivation and Goal) altogether amount to 7 with Object and Hypothesis the most prominent at 3% and 2%, respectively.

One of the most prominent writers illustrating this active role of objects in healthcare settings is Berg, who has analysed the active role of the medical record in mediating social relationships between healthcare staff [ 42].

In other words, mirror sniffing is most prominent when humans hear someone taking a sniff, yet do not see the sniffed-at object.

Ever since, successive generations – even ones more confident of their values than ours – have been struggling to find an object grand enough to put on more than 7 square metres of platform in the most prominent place in Britain.