Sentence examples for foremost living from inspiring English sources

Agnon, foremost living Hebrew writer, who resides in Jerusalem.

Roxley Foley's father, Gary, is perhaps Australia's foremost living Indigenous activist.

Sometimes it has meant that the foremost living poet missed his chance to be laureate, as happened with W.H. Auden.

Fr Anselme Davril, foremost living authority on tenth-century Fleury, is a monk of the Benedictine community at Fleury.

France's foremost living cognitive neuroscientist -- hell, he's Frances foremost cognitive neuroscientist of any age or era! -- makes an argument for neural reductionism; the founder of The Mysterians is having none of it.

Two months later, the London Sunday Times, whose regular critic had given a rhapsodic account of the first night, unexpectedly published a second review of the play — written by Sir Alfred Ayer, Wykeham Professor of Logic at Oxford and, by general consent, the foremost living English philosopher.

"We have to write, read, recount stories, tell our neighbours what books we like; a language must first and foremost live otherwise it's just an ideology," he said.

When memory loss associated with ECT is presented as a discrete, abstract possibility (e.g. memory loss only inhibiting the ability to recall some information), it is taken for granted that side effects are, first and foremost, lived by a body-subject who is engaged and practically directed towards the world.

Throughout the course of the novel, the reader comes to see that Meursault is a character who, first and foremost, lives for the moment.

"First and foremost, I live for God now.

Theologian John Cobb claims that activity, the foremost feature of living beings, is not to be seen only as reaction to the environment, but it is rather to be understood as ability to carry out an active role in determining what happens.