I've long wrestled with the concept of 'life purpose.' Foremost, it seemed limiting-just one?
Their purchases are guided first and foremost by patriotism, it seems.
Bildt had foremost in mind, it seems from his memoirs, the release of 30 Dutch hostages, and wrote a report after the encounter saying: "Mladic readily agreed to most of the demands on Srebrenica".
Further complicating communication in "Sing" is a set of intra-familial racial dynamics: Leonie is black and Michael is white, and her passionate attraction to him — forsaking all others, Jojo foremost — has much, it seems, to do with their racial difference.
But if that message was intended foremost for Germany, it seemed destined to fall on deaf ears: with two state elections coming up next month, Chancellor Angela Merkel is unlikely to shift her position, popular with voters, against additional help for the economies of struggling European partners.
"Supremacy" is not as unambiguous and general a term as it seems, and in Hinduism it refers first and foremost to the perfection (i.e., the idea that a deity is supremely perfect) of a deity in himself.
First and foremost, it explains how our knowledge can have the kind of necessity that understanding (as opposed to mere belief) requires, a necessity that is always, it seems, empirically underdetermined [see, e.g. De Libero Arbitrio II.8 and O'Daly 1987, pp. 180 1].
It seemed ironic that America's foremost cheerleaders of capitalism were asking for protection from the prerogatives of private ownership.
It seemed at first that Bush was winning that battle, since most of the self-defined centrists in the Democratic Party voted for the fiscal package that was his foremost priority.
"But it seemed to me that his willingness to read came first and foremost from pure generosity, kindness, and a seemingly nonchalant openness to artistic adventure.
