If we could have, he wrote, "first and foremost a small stage and a small auditorium, then perhaps a new drama might emerge and the theatre might once again become a place for educated people".
This is demonstrated by "The Dawn of Egyptian Art," a sublime, view-shifting exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art dominated foremost by small, startlingly personable sculptures and vessels from around 3900 to 2649 B.C.
First and foremost, the small sample sizes are limiting.
First and foremost, the small sample size could have led us to miss potential confounding covariates and differences between groups.
But in Kohr's vision, smaller government should mean, first and foremost, a smaller area to govern.
His paintings' familial resemblances reside foremost in size (small), surface (matte, brushy), color (saturated), edges (hard, but unruled) and spatial illusion (not much).
The present study has important limitations, first and foremost the relatively small sample size and a considerable number of statistical tests increasing the risk of type I and type II errors.
Foremost among these new small groups were the various Goodman-led combos, starting in 1935.
Equally stunning are clusters of small works, foremost a small gallery where 11 paintings by Piet Mondrian show him progressively flattening and magnifying the Cubist grid to reach pure abstraction, and a wall of nine Suprematist paintings by the Russian master Kazimir Malevich.
First, and foremost, there was a small sample size comprised predominantly of women.
Few things troubled the sunny complacency of Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, the eighteenth Baron Dunsany, but the prospect of being considered a dilettante and a small talent stood foremost among them.
