“These images span the ten-year period when she rose to prominence and were all taken while she was performing.”

“The novel leaves no doubt that the conspicuous prominence of the visual results from its destabilized, disturbed, or disrupted relation to a text.”

“Many papers have given prominence to reports on the recent election.”

“Armus and Castra, in the heart and belly respectively, are stars with disagreeable natures, whose prominency indicates malevolence and destructiveness.”

“The circulating nurse verifies that the patient is safe and protected and that bony prominences are adequately padded after positioning.”

“The tubing should be positioned away from direct contact with bony prominences, organs, and blood vessels.”

“Pressure ulcers are thought to develop over bony prominences as a result of excessive pressure.”