Sentence examples for prominence whether from inspiring English sources

Yet, for all the expertise out there, and despite the fascination and great public demand for it, the art of apology as practiced by the average American person of prominence — whether in politics, sports, religion or business — remains by most accounts pretty unsatisfying.

Today, more then ever, posteriors are coming into prominence: whether we're talking about Kim Kardashian, George Clooney, Princess Kate or hamsters, the butt is part of the dialogue.

Throughout his two decades of prominence, whether in or out of leadership, Thrasybulus remained a steady advocate of traditional Athenian imperial democracy, and he died fighting for the same cause he was advocating on his first appearance in 411.

The Filipino-Chinese community serves as a backbone of the country's economy, with many among them rising to positions of great prominence -- whether in business or politics or entertainment -- in the Southeast Asian nation.

Morphometric analysis of these additional models would determine whether they also involve similar subtle changes in growth trajectories of the prominences, or whether further mechanisms, such as a failure of fusion following normal apposition of the prominences, can also account for this widespread human pathology.

And yet then, as if in malign mockery of King's now overly quoted phrase, "the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice", came Trump, who rose to political prominence by questioning whether Obama was born in America and has used the presidency to stoke racial divisions.

It is not entirely clear whether his prominence has so far saved him from a worse fate.

Instead the Australian's win has brought back to prominence the debate over whether long putters should be allowed.

This essay explores the changing significance of gender in fiction, asking especially whether its prominence in characterization has varied from the end of the eighteenth century to the beginning of the twenty-first.

Timberg doubts whether this prominence can be readily monetized, but it certainly is more helpful in building a career than was the obscurity that earlier generations of independents endured.

Over the cold war's forty-five year duration, eastern bloc exiles achieved considerable prominence in the United States, whether as dancers, chess players, writers, or physicists.