Sentence examples for foremost one from inspiring English sources

First and foremost, one can detect particular sequences on archival material; second, this technique combines the extreme sensitivity of PCR with the cell localization ability similar to in situ hybridization [ 17].

Colbert is an entertainer first and foremost — one who does brilliant political satire.

Only in the course of telling this story does Mr. Goodell seem to add up his father's accomplishments, realizing that the foremost one was simply sticking around.

His fictional universe, for good or ill, is first and foremost one in which knowledgeable, worldly, and tormented people are desperately seeking to comprehend and outrace their omnipresent fear and dread.

The two professors settle into their alter-ego existences with relatively little turbulence: moving into each other's houses, driving their cars, sleeping with their wives … Much like Malcolm Bradbury's earlier Stepping Westward, the British academic's journey to America is first and foremost one of sexual liberation.

Performances begin this weekend and Marclay has said that composer friends may be dropping by in the coming weeks; for many of his fans, Marclay is still first and foremost one of the DJs who pioneered scratching in the late 70s in New York clubs, long before digital editing became available and he started to produce the video-mashups for which he is more famous on the art gallery circuit.

This is quite different from the conventional wisdom, which is that established multinationals are getting pushed out by local companies, he concludes.A 2007 study by Accenture of China's top 200 publicly traded companies found that the best businesses in China are not yet on a par with the world's foremost ones.

I cue first and foremost to one person in the room, and that is the one who is courageous enough to try yoga for the first time or maybe the fifth time.

"The best leaders are human beings first and foremost," said one.

But Steinbeck, Mak argues, is a novelist first and foremost, and one would have to be credulous in the extreme to read Travels with Charley as anything other than a casual travelogue that attempts to evoke a particular time and place.

Finally, a useful and well integrated list capability… The idea that a list is really a way of filtering your feed, first and foremost, is one that I've wanted for quite a long time.