Sentence examples for a primacy that from inspiring English sources

The Ashes have a primacy that overshadows this series, but it is not without merit.

He was laying bare a primacy that wasn't mine.

The emphasis on starry clientele is indeed distracting -- what should be a part of the Bulgari story, secondary to aspects of the work that stand as exemplary regardless of its popularity with the famous at the time of production, is given a primacy that implies that a large part of what makes Bulgari's work museum-worthy is the mere fact of famous people liking it.

Pundits who insist that American decline is not a fact but a choice are closing their minds to the only real issue, which is how the US will adjust to a descent from primacy that cannot be stopped.

Perhaps the strongest underlying technological feature of the period was the heavy reliance on human muscle, which retained a tactical primacy that contrasted starkly with medieval times, when the application of horse power became a prime ingredient of victory.

Let's call them production-and-distribution companies (PADs) and be done with the fiction that the modern studios have any primacy, other than the primacy that comes from historical nostalgia, in the filmmaking process.

In the far-reaching Lutheran-Catholic dialogue on papal primacy that has taken place over the past generation, he would seem to be at least as comfortable on the Lutheran as on the Catholic side of the table.

There is also financial primacy that comes from paying large tuition bills.

As the nation's flag is folded by uniformed members and a uniformed general officer presides over the ceremony, is the Air Force prepared for the appearance of unconstitutional impropriety and fundamentalist religious supremacy and primacy that such a wretched scene entails when hate-filled speech, disguised as permissible religious "free expression", begins to malodorously fill the air?

The system is part of a dangerous and destabilizing quest for nuclear "primacy" — that is, the ability to knock out other nuclear powers with a first strike.

Mr. Cunningham sought to re-establish the primacy that other Democratic mayors of Jersey City enjoyed over the county organization, but he found Mr. Menendez in his way.