Sentence examples for were put front from inspiring English sources

When she wrote this, in her seminal work A Voice from the South, Cooper understood that progress and equality in the US could not be achieved until African-American women, who faced multiple forms of oppression, were put front and centre.

Simpson told the Associated Press earlier this week that she hoped local school boards would think twice about sanctioning such a lesson if its religious connections were put front and center.

But it has to be a Brexit in which jobs and wealth creation are put front and centre.

In 2008, Crosby, the poised, personable and squeaky-clean young Nova Scotian, was put front and center as the face of the N.H.L in the DVD "Sidney Crosby: On the Ice and Beyond".

"Clearly the Good Friday Agreement has been put front and centre in terms of all of this; clearly the issue of the border has been put front and centre.

In order for families to feel provided for at their time of need, implementation issues need to be put front and center.

Jokes about race and racism are put front and center.

The theatricality inherent in any art encounter is put front and center, thanks to the requirement for audience participation.

Conservatives are whining that kids are being put front and center to convey the importance of health insurance for, uh, kids!

The other side of the coin is that the negativism and dirty linen and problem issues have been put front and center before the primary and general electorate.

They're about his wife, actress Alexa Nikolas, whom the singer describes as his "muse" in the album's liner notes and whom he's put front and center in a number of disarmingly intimate music videos.