Sentence examples for prominent someone from inspiring English sources

In our pick-and-mix era of philosophies it seems like nothing original, but back in the seventh century, Wu wei was responsible for a body of Chinese poetry that resounds down the centuries Li Po was nowhere near the first - or the only - poet to explore such territories, he just happens to be one of the most prominent, someone to open new doors.

There is Obama's ambassador for women and girls, a prominent congresswoman, someone from the UN.

Always delicately respectful of Frank's dignity and rights — and always mindful of the older man's earlier travail — Levin had promised that he would step aside if a more prominent playwright, someone "world famous," should appear.

"But now I see she can do both jobs very well, and by learning in school, she can become a prominent figure, someone who can have a better job than mine".

Someone prominent and old will be high on the to-do list; someone prominent and ailing is, too.

Someone prominent and in a high-risk job may also deserve an advance.

But when it is a doctor, someone prominent in the community, "someone of higher status and repute, then it affects everyone," he said.

The White House needs to put someone prominent in charge of the issue now, or risk being caught off guard later.

Mr. Levy let it be known that he was looking for someone prominent to become the school's permanent principal, perhaps even a Nobel Prize winner.

"There is at least one prominent example of someone who's said they've smoked [weed] in high school," Paul said.

A few weeks later, I met a prominent Irish feminist, someone who had been at the forefront of the women's movement here, and she too expressed surprise at the intensity of the relationship between the men in the book.