Sentence examples for whose prominence from inspiring English sources

He, whose prominence and vested power precipitate that inconvenient catharsis".

Unfortunately, exactly the same could be said of Miss Megawati, whose prominence originally stems from the reverence felt for her father, Sukarno, Indonesia's first president.

Mr. Sayasna, the imam in Dara'a, whose prominence in the community allows him to speak openly, unlike others there, said: "We are hoping for peace and quiet.

So O.K. that she can even talk about her husband, the curator and art historian Robert Goldwater, whose prominence overshadowed hers before his death in 1973.

Stop Her Now is among the newest of the so-called 527 advocacy groups whose prominence has grown in recent years.

So could his grandson the Bishop of New York, whose prominence springs not from inherited wealth and position but from his own labors in a vineyard that is quite different from the one earlier chosen by his family.

Mixdorff et al. [32, 33] conducted a series of perception experiments in which listeners compared the prominence levels of disyllabic words whose prominence-causing F0 contours were interrupted by voiceless sound segments.

This insulted her husbands aunt, Mrs. William Astor, whose social prominence was such that New York Society was limited to four hundred because her ballroom held no more.

Chelsea, whose modern prominence can be traced to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and what that meant for the  Soviet Union and Roman Abramovich, were beginning to resemble it.

Since a failed republican insurrection on January 31 , 1891 red and green had been established as the colours of the Portuguese Republican Party and its associated movements, whose political prominence kept growing until it reached a culmination period following the Republican revolution of October 5, 1910.

The British neurologists writing the proposal were none other than Gordon Holmes and Francis Walshe two neurologists whose international prominence had been enhanced by Johns Hopkins's attempts to recruit them as department heads.