Sentence examples for truly prominent from inspiring English sources
But it's at Carnegie Hall that Adams will be truly prominent.
Holding the title of peshwa (chief minister), the first truly prominent figure of this line is Balaji Vishvanath, who had aided Shahu in his rise to power.
The Mets have not developed a truly prominent position player through their minor league system since Edgardo Alfonzo, whom they signed in 1991.
Mr. Rove had never played a truly prominent role in a national campaign before Mr. Bush's presidential bid, and he endured frequent second-guessing by Republicans in Washington.
We also investigated which proportion of truly prominent scientists (according to the ISI Highly Cited Research list of most notable scientists) have Wikipedia presence, and discovered that the coverage is below 50% in each of the four examined fields.
Two of my favorite journalists are Tom Junod and Michael Paterniti; their reportage defies any gendered expectations to truly analyze a prominent issue in the news.
Truly a large number of LBP variants has been proposed, to the point that it can become overwhelming to grasp their respective strengths and weaknesses, and there is a need for a comprehensive study regarding the prominent LBP-related strategies.
"Karl has one advantage over Andy and Karen, and that is that he is truly a strategic thinker," one prominent Republican said.
It was part of a truly mass culture that became prominent in the 60s, a decade that saw liberalising legislation on abortion, homosexuality and women's rights.
The most prominent barrier to truly synthesizing and reconciling architectural design studio education methods with energy consumption literacy and calculation has been the complexity of software and often associated technical knowledge requirements.
The losers are the raw-end independent filmmakers, those truly working on a shoestring, whose most prominent showcases are being encroached on by the type of films that win Oscars.
