Significados de bring prominently en inglés

It served, however, to bring prominently forward two of the Ulster representatives whose full worth had not till then been sufficiently appreciated.

I was rather adroit, and careful not to bring prominently into sight anything of a literary kind which could become a stone of stumbling.

The relations between the Transvaal and England are again being brought prominently before the world.

This subject was brought prominently before the house of commons on the 2nd of December.

Whatever was repulsive was softened down: whatever was graceful and noble was brought prominently forward.

Everywhere throughout the Old Testament, the holiness of God is brought prominently forward and insisted upon.

Its bird life was first brought prominently to notice in 1891, by Henry Palmer, the agent of Hon.

The grandparents, or even the more remote ancestors, are briefly sketched and their chief characteristics brought prominently into view.

Now that a war with France was inevitable the subject was brought prominently forward; especially in the house of lords.

"Many of our virtues and vices are brought prominently forward by circumstances," replied Swinton.

The decade following eighteen hundred and thirty brought prominently to the foreground six American authors among the many who occasioned brief notice.

But should it be brought prominently before them, they will have to do something, and it may make it very awkward for me.

Although this book was published a few years ago, nevertheless it seems sufficiently important to the reviewer to have it brought prominently before psychopathologists.

Other subjects had entered into the public apprehension and were brought prominently to the attention of Congress, and by Congress referred to the Reconstruction Committee.

As she will be brought prominently forward as our story progresses, we had better inform the reader at once, all we know of her antecedents.

It was not revived until the military victories of the Maccabean era had again brought prominently to the front this phase of national glory (cf.