Sentence examples for means first of all from inspiring English sources

It means, first of all, that human behavior is understandable.

This new understanding means, first of all, that the drugs will be coming into wider use.

Stokowski continues: "I think it means, first of all, delight, delight in sound".

That means, first of all, Russian music — in this case, Shostakovich.

This means, first of all, explaining how it will be financed.

It means, first of all, that you don't have to sync anything.

I mean first of all, as I said before, I and my family led a charmed life.

If you look at my personal and professional background, I mean, first of all, I'm an intervener.

I mean first of all, when did the British need any help from anyone else with being vulgar?

What do you think– I mean, first of all, I guess the French have gotten credit for doing something magical that helped the COP21 come together.

For him, Zionism meant first of all an affirmation of identity and a repudiation of all those shamefaced Jews he hated.