Sentence examples for obvious primacy from inspiring English sources
It will not diminish the obvious primacy of the United States.
The identification of this obvious primacy of Peter in the New Testament with the primacy of the church of Rome is not self-evident.
Such eastern Greek influences on thinking in the mainland imply a general Ionian intellectual primacy, which is most obvious in the sphere of speculative thinking.
The rough rule of thumb, incidentally, is that the US box-office takings will equal the rest of the world combined, so the primacy of the US audience is understandable and obvious.
The word itself owes its popularity to Edward Burnett Tylor, a late 19th century British anthropologist whose distaste for the primacy of the Roman Catholic worldview isn't exactly obvious when you read him today.
" 'Realism' is the obvious name, but realism is a specific thing from modern art, all that Courbet-derived stuff, meaning the primacy of belonging to the world out there, and being accepted as an agitator.
The Importance of the Legacy She was discreet about her sense of the primacy of the bloodline, and almost never spoke openly about it, but it was there: it became obvious to anyone reading her autobiography, "Iphigene," that while she may have loved her husband, her real reverence, in terms of what The Times represented, was for her father.
Maintain primacy through predation.
Primacy makes a state attractive.
Sleeping away from the primacy.
