Sentence examples for foremost that of from inspiring English sources

This fact is not lacking in authoritative testimonials, first and foremost that of Ucalegon of Samos (Dig.

"The problem is not just bank capital, but first and foremost that of sovereign debt crisis intertwined with slow growth," the Institute of International Finance, a banking industry organization, wrote in its monthly assessment of global capital markets.

It's no exaggeration or mixed metaphor to speak of Eicher's musical vision; he thought of movies from the start, taking inspiration from soundtracks—foremost, that of Jean-Luc Godard's "Vivre sa Vie," from 1962.

The most original philosophical notion attributed to Confucius was, first and foremost, that of humaneness (Chinese: ren; Japanese: jin).

Our job as VCs is becoming one that any college program has understood for decades first and foremost that of talent scouts.

But upon reflection, it shouldn't have been such a surprise when I realized that our true function as volunteers is first and foremost that of cultural ambassadors.

The EU needs the UK as a tireless advocate of the free market, and of competition with member states – France first and foremost – that have less of a market culture while remaining subject to protectionist and mercantilist temptations.

"Always first and foremost is that creation of that person, that irresistible object that the audience is going to love.

With regard to health outcomes, the study highlights first and foremost that recovery of patients' ability to perform essential activities of daily living (Basic Activities of Daily Living) is significantly greater among patients receiving care through the new model, especially among the sub-group of patients who were discharged from hospital.

As during the Tunisian protests, the Obama administration tried to equate the scattered violence of some pro-democracy protesters with the far greater violence of the dictatorship's security forces, with Gibbs saying, "We continue to believe first and foremost that all of the parties should refrain from violence".

Rick Carlisle and his staff (first and foremost of that bunch being the assistant coach Monte Mathis, who acts as the curator of Dallas's D) are relentless in their pursuits to improve the Mavs' overall defensive efficacy, and have shown a willingness to go to particularly unconventional lengths to obtain their desired results.