Sentence examples for politically prominent from inspiring English sources

His political life was to him an absorbing piece of fiction in many volumes; his novels, most of them written before he became politically prominent, are political pronouncements festooned with wit and fantasy.

With Mr. Stevenson back on the ballot for the Sept. 10 primary, that race is expected to be heated since it will pit Ms. Davis, who is supported by the party organization, against a political newcomer from a politically prominent family.

And in the case of politics, the advantages passed within politically prominent families could hardly be greater: name recognition and money, the mother's milk of political campaigns, be it for Texas land commissioner or the White House.

The question is also central to a question that is less politically prominent than such disputes but which has important political and philosophical implications.

Political demonstrations were not exactly common in Chappaqua before a certain politically prominent family moved to 15 Old House Lane.

Politically prominent people received extra scrutiny because of their susceptibility to extortion or corruption".

When the Obama administration took office, it sought economic cooperation with China on many issues while bringing a series of trade cases on mostly industries that were either small or politically less prominent.

One area in which Brazil has been prominent politically is south-south cooperation, promoting collaboration on politics, economics, society, culture, the environment and technology.

She knew she wanted to be politically influential and prominent.

The lowest areas of compliance includebeneficial ownership and politically exposed people (prominent individuals who can abuse their position).

"It's a net loss for Republicans politically," said one prominent Republican in Washington who works closely with the White House.