Sentence examples for prominence of work from inspiring English sources

Here the influence of spirited museum curators worldwide was powerfully felt; recent exhibitions like Soul of a Nation at Tate Modern in London, The Place is Here at Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven and Nottingham Contemporary, and Kerry James Marshall's Mastry at New York's Metropolitan Museum have had an enormous impact on the prominence of work by artists of colour at the fair.

While the romantic movement in the early 20th century provided an impetus for many poets, the quest for new identities in postindependence societies and, in particular, the increasing prominence of works by women produced significant change in Arabic love poetry.

The relative prominence of working memory deficits may vary among clinical subgroups of patients with Alzheimer's disease (Stopford et al., 2010), while the effects of age and other clinical factors on central auditory function in Alzheimer's disease have not been systematically explored.

"Perhaps historically there has been a bit of a garlic-and-cross relationship between the professional theatre and amateurs, but over the last decade or so – with the increased prominence of community work – professional companies have become more willing to work with amateurs.

And the prominence of this work has led many critics to see drawing as the central, organizing activity of Mr. Kentridge's career.

It has also been seen in the increasing prominence of the work of economists such as Thomas Piketty, author of Capital in the Twenty-First Century, and Angus Deaton, the winner of this year's Nobel prize for economics.

But there are moments when the hyperbolic prominence of the work is such that it amounts to a kind of personal IPO, a direct declaration to the market: buy me.

Fulford demonstrated the prominence of this work by mentioning that a high school in suburban Ottawa made imitating View of the World an assignment in its graphic arts class.

It's interesting, then, to observe the steadily increasing prominence of frankly polemical work within the walls of the museum.

Both Abi Morgan, in her mid-40s, and Mike Bartlett, a decade younger, have come to prominence through a combination of work for theatre and screen.

It was in the mid-1980s that Muñoz first came to international prominence for works which explored the relationship between illusion and reality and the isolation of an individual.