Sentence examples for foremost circumstance from inspiring English sources

A foremost circumstance of the later 9th and the 10th century was the inability of the western Frankish Carolingian kings to keep order.

After a centuries-long tradition of gussying up its debates with a little pomp and circumstance, one of Britain's foremost institutions of oratory apparently has decided that gowns and powdered wigs won't cut it anymore, and has turned to a man known for performing in jumpsuits and fetishistic masks.

With a display of admirable aplomb, given the circumstances, Mohamud said, "First and foremost, we will address the issue of security in Somalia.

Yet she was unemployed and in quite desperate poverty and her personal survival under these circumstances and in a crime-ridden neighbourhood appeared to be foremost in her mind.

Stoke boss Mark Hughes: "First and foremost, I would like to say that I am absolutely proud of my team given circumstances in the game that put us at a disadvantage.

First and foremost is a concern, often repeated since Benjamin Constant, that their ideal has become largely obsolete in the changed circumstances of the "grands États modernes" (Constant 1819).

First and foremost: Really?

Children first and foremost.

Immigration is foremost.

First and foremost, Gonzaga.

They are designers, foremost.