Sentence examples for is so paramount from inspiring English sources
"A Passage to India" is so paramount in Galgut's mind that Forster's literary journalism and political advocacy get little play in "Arctic Summer".
His Christian faith is so paramount that Rollinson said he believed that Barkley committed to the Trojans in part to stay close to Rockharbor, which is about 40 miles from U.S.C.'s campus.
The issue is a much wider one - that irrespective of the rights or wrongs of particular wars, the decision to go to war is so paramount to the life of the nation that it should be taken, and only taken, by an elected parliament on a substantive vote, and well before events had moved to such a point that parliament had little or no alternative but to ratify a decision already reached.
This is why the technical structure of your site being well optimized for search is so paramount.
Our connection to the land is so paramount that the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act gives each of us a legal voice in the management of the forest.
On the recording, Dylan is obviously concerned about the troubles he's addressing, but his flat delivery conveys none of the urgency, hope, or confidence that are so paramount in Cooke's performance.
"It's so paramount that until the end of the 19th century and even at the beginning of the 20th century, probably 95 percent of Vietnamese literature was in the form of poetry.
It's different for the civil servant, whose duty is clear: one of confidentiality to his/her employer unless issues of conscience are so paramount that they amount to a public-interest defence.
While the Kings seemingly have the advantage of home ice that has been so paramount this series, road teams in N.H.L. history are 8-8 in seventh games of series in which the home team has won the first six games, according to STATS.
The upper-middle-class values — an emphasis on academic achievement or quiet taste — that were so paramount to "The Cosby Show," which made its debut 25 years ago, form no part of the scenery in this universe (or, for that matter, in any area of reality television).
Surface characteristics are so paramount that they invariably require surface modification to improve biocompatibility as biomaterials.
