In both cities, however, Castrillon has emerged as the foremost example of a priest who shows a preference for the poor without slipping into the doctrine of liberation theology, which the Vatican considers dangerously close to Marxism.
For Immanuel Kant, the Epochs formed the foremost example of a genetic history of nature (Naturgeschichte), as opposed to a Linnean description of nature (Naturbeschreibung).
Turkey, along with Brazil, perhaps, is now the world's foremost example of a state whose institutions are struggling to keep up with modernization.
That passion has led to some self-criticism, the foremost example being a demonstrative, profanity-laced double-technical ejection against San Jose State in a Dec. 4 home loss.
Politics is the foremost example of such an industry and it's overdue for disruption.
On one hand, as Arianna Huffington recently noted, "For an entire generation, Hillary has been the foremost example of the successful woman -- her work ethic, her ability, her drive, her willingness to burn the candle at both ends," and that bodes well for her White House aspirations.
Brazil's modern bioenergy industry, one of the two largest in the world in absolute terms, is by far the largest in terms of fractional energy supply, and is the foremost example of bioenergy deployed in a developing country context.
It is pierced by the steel structure of a building that may well be the world's foremost example of modern structural expression.
It's the foremost example nationally of the adverse consequences of a poorly regulated education market.
He is perhaps the world's foremost example of the "noble" genre of male dancing, a natural for ballet's princely roles because of his bearing and style.
The Warsaw ghetto was the foremost example.
