Sentence examples for prominent something from inspiring English sources

In addition, Ask.fm promised to make the option for opting out of receiving anonymous questions — the element deemed most likely to attract "trolling" — more prominent, something that it has now implemented.

Surely the channel would not pick on the Arab world's most prominent victims for something as trivial as "news"?

If prominent politicians say something is an issue, then prominent news media treat it as an issue.

The second season also included several prominent guest appearances, something that distinguished Parks and Recreation from Greg Daniels' other comedy series, The Office.

There couldn't be a more clear distinction on something so prominent and it was just too big for Quijano to ignore.

Some of his decorated boxes display prominent locks suggesting that something precious or startling is cached within.

It's like a moral and psychological cinematic M.R.I. — a diagnostic video that, in its form as comic drama and its release in a prominent venue, is also something of the cure.

Wang had risked much, not only by finding fault with Chinese rule over Tibet — something no prominent Han Chinese writer or intellectual in China was known to have done — but also by meeting the Dalai Lama.

It's like a moral and psychological cinematic M.R.I. a diagnostic video that, in its form as comic drama and its release in a prominent venue, is also something of the cure.

It is decidedly not a concerto but rather a symphonic poem with a prominent piano part -- something along the lines of Stravinsky's "Petrouchka," which comes to mind partly because Stravinsky is so strongly recalled at the start of the piece.

For less prominent designers, Milan is something else: a gateway to an international reputation, the place where a prototype might be snapped up for production, or a chat at Bar Basso (the watering hole that is to ambitious designers what Les Deux Magots was to expatriate writers in Paris) might lead to a job in a renowned studio.