Sentence examples for prominence looking from inspiring English sources

"Echo" shows the artist sitting with her cello on a grassy prominence looking across a big valley to a vast rocky mountainside.

So it's instructive to recall the ease with which he wormed his way into prominence, looking tough and serious on a book-jacket, reportedly threatening to sock Geraldo Rivera in the face, and in the 1990s passing himself off as a nuclear proliferation expert.

As voice interfaces continue to grow in prominence, Airbud is looking to offer developers and companies a way to add voice capabilities to their websites and apps.

Extremely wealthy, he spent much of the 1980s in seclusion on the Isle of Man, rather than do the usual round of TV game and chat shows, though he made something of a return to prominence in the 1990s, looking hale and trim.

Having already signaled the renewed prominence of India "Look East" policy, Prime Minister Singh has visited Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam over the past 12 months.

In the process, the synagogue is looking to reclaim its prominence in the civic order here.

"We are the major Latin American player and are looking to increase our prominence," Wang said.

Writing last year, Aditya Chakrabortty posted that we should seriously start looking at other indicators: For all its prominence, GDP is only one yardstick of economic performance and it is no guide to social progress.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has gained prominence in scholarship in Sub-Saharan Africa (Tilt, 2016) with many looking at various aspects of it.

With notoriety and commercial acclaim typically comes copycats looking to commercially exploit an individual's prominence without consent.

The ACLU was looking for a case to increase its prominence, and sought a Tennessee teacher willing to challenge the law.