Sentence examples for foremost an expression from inspiring English sources
Bernd Neumann, Germany's minister of culture, evoked the present when he said the monument was "also first and foremost an expression of our conviction that in our country there is no place for the discrimination of homosexuals, of people who think and live differently".
Considering the vast reliance on development aid, I argue that the 'architecture of nation-building' in Kinshasa and Dodoma is not primarily representing national identity, but is foremost an expression of the new 'partnerships in development' concluded in the post-independence years, as well as the failure of these partnerships in terms of achieving the initial development goals.
"Scientific discovery is first and foremost an expression of the relentless human search to know more about our world, but it's also an enormous strength for a modern economy," Mr Osborne told MPs. "From synthetic biology to graphene - Britain is very good at it and we're going to keep it that way.
I am first and foremost, a student of expression, and so after 320 interviews and nearly 7 years, a part of the conversation I had with Zackie and another activist Sipho Mthati, still plays like music in my ear: Imagine what this sounded like - ZACKIE ACHMAT.....the way in which grief is in the body is not felt by the government.
As we talked about it, I had this epiphany: in any story, madness (like magic, murder, etc). is first and foremost a literary trope rather than an expression of objective psychological reality.
Like Lowlow, Daly sees his cars as foremost a "canvas for self expression".
The foremost requirement for the appropriate functional analysis of promoter variants is the use of a physiologically relevant cell line as an expression system.
It is considered the foremost poetic expression of the Beat generation of the 1950s.
Writing is not merely, or even foremost, a matter of self-expression.
But he was not, foremost, an ideologue.
Is language first and foremost an artifact of culture?
