Sentence examples for on the primacy of from inspiring English sources
It seeks to reconcile two profoundly different value systems, one based on the primacy of reason and science and the other revolving around spiritual and religious values.
And such is the movie's nagging insistence on the primacy of our romantic selves — rather than our professional or political ones — that some characters are caught in mid-malaise before we even grasp who they are.
He also agreed with Mr. Yoo on the primacy of operational secrecy.
Cook's Illustrated's cranky insistence on the primacy of technique surely outweighs its preciousness.
Even as Ilasaca insisted on the primacy of luck, he didn't strike me as a gambler.
Catholic teachings on the primacy of the individual conscience would agree with Sandra.
Mr. Wilson has often insisted on the primacy of image and sound over word.
Mr. Neuborne is something of an expert on the primacy of the youth culture.
The first insists on the primacy of French values [against multiculturalism].
The emphasis isn't on the primacy of the individual soloist, but on the weave.
"It's your group identity that's being asserted by insisting on the primacy of the language," Gopnik says.
