Sentence examples for prominent elements from inspiring English sources

Matthew Kenney, the owner, is a former partner and chef at Pure Food and Wine, where raw food met haute cuisine, and, although meat and heat are both prominent elements here, the same purist technique is at play.

I think that's because I knew what to expect from the stage and was willing -- and more or less able -- to set aside my fundamental distaste for many of the show's more prominent elements.

Besides Prudhomme and McEwen, the most prominent elements in Mattel's marketing were the fiberglass-body, Plymouth-branded funny cars they drove in 1970 — Prudhomme's yellow Barracuda and McEwen's red Duster.

In 1986 he founded a movement known as al-ʿAdl wa al-Iḥsān (Arabic: "Justice and Charity"), which became one of the most prominent elements of Morocco's Islamic opposition.

One of the more prominent elements of the Cancún Agreements was the creation of a Green Climate Fund, a mechanism designed to raise and disseminate $100 billion per year by 2020 to transfer clean technologies to LDCs and help them adapt to the effects of climate change.

Also, services become prominent elements in the modeling phase.

Christ's penis is a prominent element of countless paintings in the Renaissance.

His selection is the most prominent element of a broader change in the city's police hierarchy.

Music was a prominent element, including instrumental numbers and folk and popular songs, often with satiric lyrics.

His remarks have caused shudders of anger in Israeli society, and become a prominent element of a pitched public relations battle.

The portico is a principal feature of Greek temple architecture and thus a prominent element in Roman and all subsequent classically inspired structures.