Sentence examples for Most namely from inspiring English sources

"I will not rehearse the usual list of what matters most, namely: friends and family, love, honour, good work, reputation," he writes.

And Natalie Bennett for the Greens, although not the most incisive speaker, was the only person to raise the question that matters most: namely, climate change.

Beijing held a lot of cards in this incident, but in the end America held the card that mattered most, namely China's long-term need for a stable working relationship with the United States.

Strawson's "principle of significance") whereby the meaningfulness and/or thinkability of the supersensible is denied, as well as through an artifact of how Kant's philosophy religion is introduced to most, namely through the widespread anthologization of his objections to the traditional proofs for God's existence.

But these programs exist for the benefit of precisely what we need to protect the most, namely, the middle and poorer classes, and our society.

In addition to providing various bug fixes, this patch also added new features, most namely the new 'Legendary' difficulty and 'Legendary' skills.

The nonprofit association says it invests 90 percent of its revenue directly back into its student-athletes.

If you really want to share whether you are having a boy or a girl, just pick up the phone and call the people that you would think care the most; namely your parents and possibly a few of your closest friends.