Sentence examples for foremost representative of from inspiring English sources
He is the foremost representative of Roman Catholic letters in Elizabethan England.
The foremost representative of the former movement was Bâkî; the latter was Hayali Bey.
The foremost representative of the illuminationist, or Ishrāqī, school of philosopher-mystics, he is commonly regarded by Iranians as the greatest philosopher their country has produced.
While the legendary Saladin himself was busy eradicating the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, for example, he was closely aligned with the Byzantine Empire, the foremost representative of Christendom's claim to universalism.
Dan Leno, original name George Galvin (born Dec. 20, 1860, London, Eng. died Oct. 31, 1904, London) popular English entertainer who is considered the foremost representative of the British music hall at its height in the 19th century.
Meditating on the trial and on the role of the "art expert," a columnist for the New York Tribune naturally chose Berenson as the foremost representative of the type, and concluded that, "when expertise justifies itself," it does so on the basis of "an instinct akin to a pianist's touch or a singer's feeling for pitch".
In the 1930s he became one of the foremost representatives of the Vitalist movement and participated in the group Fem Unga ("Five Young Men").
She was one of the strongest and most influential figures in dance at the end of the twentieth century, and, not incidentally, one of the foremost representatives of postwar German sensibility.
"The political police have taken advantage of the international community's focus on Pakistan to arrest one of the foremost representatives of the peaceful struggle for free expression in China," the group said.
