Sentence examples for prominence without from inspiring English sources

There is a pointlessness to it but an urgent kind of pointless, ceremonial prominence without power.

Clearly, some full-on, blue-sky thinking is in order to give the event due prominence without the help of hagiographical visual aids.

Palin is a woman who has risen to national prominence without, apparently, even remotely being twice as good as her male competitors.

Yes, Cruz rocketed to prominence without warning, Hakeem Nicks is living up to his 2009 first-round draft pedigree, Mario Manningham was always a threat and Ballard has been a pleasant surprise.

Nor would their editors give McCain's consideration of bolting such prominence without being sure that their sources were, as described, "close to the senator" and accurately reflected his thinking, or at least what he wanted known about his thinking.

He said of Étienne Dupuch, the editor of the Nassau Daily Tribune: "It must be remembered that Dupuch is more than half Negro, and due to the peculiar mentality of this Race, they seem unable to rise to prominence without losing their equilibrium".

Also in 1868, he and French astronomer Pierre Janssen, working independently, discovered a spectroscopic method of observing solar prominences without the aid of an eclipse to block out the glare of the Sun.

February 22 , 1824Paris, France December 23 , 1907Meudon, France Pierre Janssen, in full Pierre Jules César Janssen, also called Jules Janssen (born February 22 , 1824 Paris, France died December 23 , 1907 Meudon) French astronomer who in 1868 discovered the chemical element helium and how to observe solar prominences without an eclipse.

The site has achieved this prominence largely without paid staff or revenue.

Marimekko went on to achieve global prominence, although without Ms. Immonen, who soon returned to her atelier and sold her shares in the business.

The raw, exclusionary language, delivered unapologetically by a candidate of Trump's prominence, is without parallel in recent political history.