Sentence examples for is foremost about from inspiring English sources
Bonnaroo is foremost about the music, but it's also about the crowd.
The Shock animation, along with many other different moments in the new gallery, is foremost about storytelling.
And what these acts subvert is nutritionism: the belief that food is foremost about nutrition and nutrition is so complex that only experts and industry can possibly supply it.
The allure is foremost about the taste but also about anticipation and uncertainty: Mango season in the region lasts only about 100 days, traditionally from late March through June; is vulnerable to weather; and usually brings some sort of mango crisis, real or imagined.
Like Pax the Firefly 2 is foremost about function.
The New Yorker will always be foremost about free expression, about the written word, about reading.
At her leaving party she told colleagues that her work will always be foremost about patients – whether she's with the NHS or on the "other side".
Until we move beyond a polarisation between dogged defenders of the flawed status quo, and those who want to give up on the whole thing, we are faced with the worst failure of all – the deep irony that a project that was foremost about cementing European harmony after centuries of conflict has now itself become a cause of resentment and dispute between member states.
It's foremost about power, or more accurately empower - to restore dignity and the inherent power of girls and women, which has been denied and stripped away for generations.
In addition, the emphasis in any mention of risk was foremost about the procedures themselves – uncertainty (69.2%), possible complications (47.7%) – and only then about the ethical dimensions of the practice (36.9%).
