Sentence examples for foregoing is from inspiring English sources

None of the foregoing is meant to suggest that simplicity sites are useless, trendy or foolish.

This, like the foregoing, is based on a classification in itself justifiable and useful.

This column acknowledges that the foregoing is not just caricature, it is calumny.

Finally, there is an anterior dorsal fin which, in contrast to the foregoing, is of ray-finned (actinopterygial) type that is, lacking the fleshy supportive stalk.

All of the foregoing is lovingly documented in two stylish books commissioned or produced by the Boston Symphony for the hall's centenary: "The Making of Symphony Hall, Boston," by Richard Poate Stebbins, and "Symphony Hall: The First 100 Years".

The problem with the foregoing is not so much that it stretches the definition of drawing to the point of meaninglessness, but that it narrows the focus to technique and process.

Indeed how can any of the foregoing be objectionable?

"All of the foregoing are subject to interpretation," he said.

So Speusippus, as we might have predicted from the foregoing, was firmly in the realist camp.

An important other innovation, directly related to the foregoing, was Ibn Sina's rejection of the theological interpretation of the subject of metaphysics.

The foregoing was the first encounter between my late fiancé and me.