Sentence examples for prominent hand from inspiring English sources

As recently as last July, when Ms. Heche and Ms. DeGeneres sat down for an interview in their trailer on the set of "If These Walls Could Talk 2," the HBO film in which both women have had a prominent hand, they were still anguished over the lack of enthusiasm their pairing up had inspired.

He had a prominent hand in crafting and forming his speeches as well as editing them -- as so many speech drafts with his handwritten notes substantiate.

Despite never having been trained in economic matters, Thơ had a prominent hand in the administration of the Commodity Import Program, an American initiative akin to the Marshall Plan, whereby aid was funnelled into the economy through importing licenses rather than money, in order to avoid inflation.

Rather than hitting the ground with both hands at the same time (which could be more jarring and dangerous), you should land with your prominent hand first and immediately follow with your other hand.

Throughout the 1870s and '80s, his style evolved from one typical of Victorian graphics, that is, dominated by complex decoration, to a simpler, more dynamic approach in which compositions were dominated by large central figures, prominent hand-lettered titles, simplified backgrounds, and large areas of glowing colour and gestural textures.

The other dysmorphic features included low anterior hair line, hollow cheeks, prominent orbital ridges, large ears, prominent veins over large hands and feet and protuberant abdomen (Table 1).

AUCTIONS AND ANTIQUES A second-century marble statue of a well-proportioned man, bearded and wavy-haired, with large hands and a prominent nose — the Emperor Hadrian, to the life — gazes out from the past at Christie's antiquities auction (Dec. 9).

Meanwhile, the political needs of the Gore campaign sidelined Mr. Daley from the White House lobbying campaign to pass the trade bill, leaving Steven Richetti, a less prominent political hand, in charge of the effort.

Women are affected more frequently among those aged > 45 years [ 10], and the gender difference is most prominent for hand and knee OA [ 2].

Each year, this prominent competition hands out both actual contracts and more than a quarter of a million dollars in scholarships to dance schools.

We showed that the ipsilateral M1 was deactivated (Fig. 1), and that this phenomenon was more prominent during right-hand execution than left hand execution (Fig. 2).