Sentence examples for Most foremost from inspiring English sources
The editorial defended "Muslims' right to freedom of religion" but said it must be permitted to "ridicule Islam's most foremost symbols – just like all other religions' symbols".
She has to sneak out to meet him, but she goes to school with the world's most foremost authorities on spying so she quite obviously stands no chance at sneaking out – what would happen if she gets caught?
But when you go to the point where you invade someone's privacy, the leader of certainly Europe, if not one of the most foremost leaders in the world, Angela Merkel, then it was a mistake".
Hajo Funke, one of Germany's most foremost experts in rightwing extremism, said on ARD television: "It can't be ruled out that his BfV employee took part in the murder, and that is a scandal".
Mobile Roadie, a startup that helps develops iPhone apps, is collaborating with one of the most foremost publishers, Random House, to launch iPhone apps for authors.
"1) It can't be done; 2) It probably can be done, but it's not worth doing; 3) I knew it was a good idea all along!" We asked some of the world's most foremost thought leaders for their visions for the future, ranging from smart organs, to living on other planets, to flying vehicles for everyone.
Mr. Bush does not yet face a mass defection in Congress, and Republicans have stood beside him on the issues the White House considers most important, foremost among them the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Among the many influences at work in Creeley's poetry, William Carlos Williams seems to be foremost, most evidently in the unusual weight Creeley gives to enjambment in his lines.
"For most women the foremost consideration when faced with an unplanned pregnancy is whether they feel in the position to carry that pregnancy to term and become a parent, or add to their existing family".
Humor, surprise, variety, an analytical response to music, dance shaped as architecture in time and space: these are qualities to be admired in most of the foremost choreographers, dead and alive.
While he was a young dancer, first on Broadway and then in Ballet Theater (well before it became American Ballet Theater), most of the foremost choreographers of the age — Michel Fokine, Leonide Massine, George Balanchine, Agnes de Mille, Antony Tudor — had created roles for him to dance before he was 25.
