Sentence examples for prominence i from inspiring English sources

Despite my efforts, I couldn't hold a candle to Kobe, but even with my limited prominence, I always knew two things: I was always under scrutiny and what I did and said mattered more because of that.

In 2009, as Andrew was rising to prominence, I strongly urged him to set some time aside to study America's founding principles through the Claremont Institute's Lincoln fellowship program.

Helio Castroneves has a theory about why so many Brazilian racecar drivers have gained prominence: "I think when Brazil is not doing well in soccer, they try to find other sports".

It's a richly textured performance, and Atkins's footsteps are memorably dogged by Jay Simpson as her upstanding familiar whose performance, given its testicular prominence, I'm tempted to describe as the dog's bollocks.

I have tried to give it the highest prominence I can.

(POM, ch. 16, §133, 137) {§6.3} I have already touched on a very important logical doctrine, which the theory of whole and part brings into prominence—I mean the doctrine that analysis is falsification.

Mean molecular weight analysis was carried out by gel permeation chromatography (GPC), using a Shimadzu Prominence-I LC-2030C 3D apparatus at 25 °C with tetrahydrofuran (THF) as eluent.

From Table 11, we identify the prominence (r i   + s j ) and cause-effect (r i -s j ) of dimensions and criteria.

It will be given media prominence and I have no issue with that.

"The name Podesta became synonymous with Democrats in the last couple of years because of my brother's prominence, and I thought it would be a good idea to have a bipartisan firm name".

There are a host of others who deserve the prominence, but I am not feeling Marilyn in Chicago on the Magnificent Mile.