Sentence examples for surprisingly prominent from inspiring English sources

The hood is surprisingly prominent for such a small car.

(Just look at the surprisingly prominent role of women in the events in Iran this week).

Tears have had a surprisingly prominent place in the history of the novel.

Alongside Googlers' expressions of bliss can be found mentions of long hours, over-work, opaque management, surprisingly prominent office politics and even an old boys' network.

The role of judges in awarding punitive damages was "surprisingly prominent," the study found, adding that moves to limit punitive awards by juries "may be a solution in search of a problem".

The influence of Asia is surprisingly prominent at the Rohsska Museum of Decorative Arts, where an exceptional display of Chinese and Japanese furniture, textiles and ceramics underscore the aesthetic links between these cultures and Scandinavian design.

WHO IS LIKELY TO WIN? -- Surprisingly, some prominent players have struggled at the Masters.

A prominent feature is the presence of a surprisingly large number of genes coding for enzymes of the chloroaromatic metabolism.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the most prominent one is money.

There isn't a lot out there like this, and certainly nothing intended for consumer use, so we can forgive Magic Leap for shipping something a little bit inelegant by iFixit's standards: "The insides of the lenses are surprisingly ugly, with prominent IR LEDs, a visibly striated waveguide "display" area, and some odd glue application".

Surprisingly, the most prominent factor was the use of ketamine-xylazine as the anesthetic during inoculation.