Sentence examples for foremost quality from inspiring English sources

To win, a coach needs, first and foremost, quality players.

Even if a book's foremost quality is its awfulness, a review in these pages means there's something about it that one of us found noteworthy.

In other elections, a "strong leader" — a much-tested phrase of presidential pollsters — was the foremost quality that voters sought, to the disadvantage of some senators seeking the presidency.

The film was expected to have a brief run, but stayed on for four months and launched the Alcazar as the city's foremost quality cinema in Trastevere, Rome's Greenwich Village.

"He's the best person I know with a soldering iron," says David Shoemaker, a LIGO physicist at MIT. Shoemaker adds that Weiss's foremost quality is empathy.

She was a sucker for a sob story, she believed everyone.... ..Her generosity was her foremost quality".

One is grateful that Ms. Dalmia's arguments do not turn emotional; she makes no mention of "hate" or "hate crimes" or "bigotry," but she does slip in talk of justice, tolerance and the like, as if the most inherently intolerant of human functions the use of armed force would be best practiced by citizens whose foremost qualities are best suited to peaceable, civilian habits.

Therefore they are judged first and foremost by quality.

First and foremost, the quality of the automatic reconstructions was judged to be acceptable and did not require manual intervention.

Such practices are bolstered by the assertion of the Medical Advisory Board of the National Psoriasis Foundation NPFF) that, even more so than physical signs, such as the percentage of body surface area (BSA) affected by psoriasis, the severity of psoriasis is "first and foremost a quality-of-life (QOL) issue" [ 13].

At the time, Milan's foremost store for quality garden and terrace furnishings was Compagnia dei Giardini.