Sentence examples for prominence sharing from inspiring English sources

Born at the turn of the twentieth century, they were college classmates who went on to intellectual prominence, sharing the questions, crises, and challenges of their generation.

The Conservative Turn tells the story of postwar America's political evolution through two fascinating figures: Lionel Trilling and Whittaker Chambers, who went on to intellectual prominence, sharing the questions, crises, and challenges of their generation.

Sometimes (incorrectly) nicknamed the "Asian Booker," due to its prominence and shared corporate sponsor, the Man Asian Literary Prize is the largest award of its type in the region, with a $30,000 prize.

A more limited number of probes were expressed in only one prominence or were shared between two of the three prominences (Figure 2).

In Seoul he shares prominence with Kim Young Sam.

Apart from their public prominence and a shared passion for cricket, Harold Pinter and Tom Stoppard don't seem to have much in common.

For her part, Governor Whitman added, "It will guarantee the lasting prominence of our shared port in the global marketplace and will provide a foundation for the long-term stability of the port region".

National organizations and leaders that rose to prominence post 9/11 shared the story of coming to the U.S. and becoming American while remaining loyal to cultural and religious identity, often distancing themselves from the narrative of Black American Muslim resistance against white supremacy.

Cose names each generation of Americans to reflect improving race relations: the black "fighters" of midcentury America were succeeded by the civil rights "dreamers" of the late 20th century, who are now sharing power and prominence with the "believers" of the new millennium.

This point is specifically more pertinent in the case of mycobacteria, which are organisms of high biomedical prominence that share a similarity up to 99.95% even at the comparison of their whole genome sequences [35].

Squaring up to the orchestra - choir and orchestra are intended to share equal prominence - was the Tanglewood Festival Chorus, which was at its best in the full-throated exhortations of the first movement.