Sentence examples for of its prominence from inspiring English sources

There are of course, as in all the 21c chain, the familiar red or yellow penguins that mark the hallways and give greetings inside the rooms and suites, not to mention, at least in Cincinnati, the aged mirrors that hang in the elevators and recall earlier faded elegance in the hotel when it was at the peak of its prominence in the 1920s before it fell into degradation as an SRO for the homeless.

It has lately lost some of its prominence to classical defenses like the Slav, but Mark Hebden does not go for fads.

In Paraguay, any name may be trademarked nationally, regardless of its prominence elsewhere.

In spite of its prominence as a conservation and development strategy, little political ecology scholarship has considered the landscape approach.

Because of its prominence, water has long played an important religious and philosophical role in human history.

It would be appropriate and fair to write about this sport because of its prominence in the marketplace.

The intoxicating effects of pituri lead to its prominence in tribal life in social interactions and as a bartering commodity [ 1].

Florida State recovered from that loss and finished 10-4, anownow appear on the cusp of reestablishing its prominence of its glory days under Bobby Bowden.

This year, the 400th anniversary of their arrival, the date shows no signs of losing its prominence.

While the ESB may no longer be the tallest, this massive but graceful Art Deco masterpiece remains unsurpassed as an icon of New York, its prominence in the sky forever a symbol of the city's greater striving.

One implication of Meehl's thesis is that a once popular "Ism", not having been decisively refuted, may restore some of its former prominence if it mutates or transforms itself so as to incorporate responses to criticisms.