Sentence examples for foremost words from inspiring English sources

It takes the form of a long explanation of the Perfection of Wisdom (Prajñā-pāramitā) sūtras, given pride of place in the Kanjur as the foremost words of the Buddha, after the Vinaya section (the codifications of ethical conduct).

Douglas Englebart astonished the 1,000 foremost computer scientists with the first computer mouse, the first teleconferencing, the first word processing, and the first interactive computing.

Why would we understand words first and foremost by the via negativa?

Given a wide range of adjectives to choose from, both religious insiders and outsiders overwhelmingly picked two words first and foremost to describe Christians: "Judgmental" (78percentt) and "Hypocritical" (72percentt).

Although in the public perception 'hacking' has become a synonym for breaking into computer systems, this quote from Steven Levy makes it clear that hacking is, first and foremost, just another word for tinkering.

The way forward, he became convinced, was first and foremost to take the words of Genesis as literally true.

The reason that China has avoided the incorporation of foreign words is first and foremost a phonetic one; such words fit very badly into the Chinese pattern of pronunciation.

Last week's article on India's civil service confused the Hindi word sarvottam, meaning "foremost" or "highest", and Sevottam, which combines the Sanskrit words for "service" and "best".

It tells you how poorly McCain's advisers are guiding his efforts that he should embrace the words of the foremost Jewish racist of the past 50 years.

Before you open an account, a few words of caution: First and foremost, understand what an online-only account is for, and what it isn't.

First and foremost, religious leaders must dissociate the word "Islam" from the word "terrorism".