Sentence examples for foremost virtue from inspiring English sources
Lewis's foremost virtue comes across as his brute industry: he was heroically able to rise, in whatever unhomey shelter his wanderlust had brought him to, through whatever grisly thickness of hangover, and go to his typewriter and pound out his daily five thousand words.
These multiple perspectives enhance a broad view of religious truth rather than diminish it; hence, there is a strong tendency for contemporary Hindus to affirm that tolerance is the foremost religious virtue.
Purandaradasa and Kanakadasa are considered the foremost among many Dasas (devotees) by virtue of their immense contribution.
It has the finest virtues of great cocktail bars (foremost among them: thoughtful, unusual drinks prepared with great finesse) minus the stuffiness that sometimes suffuses such places.
It contains first and foremost the idea of laws made and laid down by oneself, and, in virtue of this, laws that have decisive authority over oneself.
Vice and folly are laid bare in order that virtue and wisdom may be sought… says Reynold A. Nicholson, al-Maʿarrī's foremost interpreter in the West, who also translated his Risālat al-ghufrān ("The Epistle of Forgiveness"; Eng. trans.
First and foremost: Really?
Children first and foremost.
First and foremost, Gonzaga.
