Sentence examples for paramount call from inspiring English sources
When security and toughness is paramount, call the Navy Seals.
In philosophy, the imagery of forgetting and remembering occurs in the thought of Shankara, a medieval Indian philosopher, and of Plato in connection with the paramount calling of the thinker and the difficulty of living up to that calling.
With nary an executive suite in sight and no management hierarchy immediately apparent, the scene, more Pinterest than Paramount, calls to mind a Silicon Valley start-up, not the kind of corporate complex where moviemaking decisions typically get made.
Assembly Speaker-elect Anthony Rendon (D-Paramount) called the boost in funding a victory that resulted from lawmakers and community members raising "the fierce urgency of this issue to the governor".
When Shaka was 23, Dingiswayo, the Mthethwa paramount chieftain, called up Shaka's Dletsheni age group for military service.
Then their liberation becomes paramount, because calling for it is a way to stick it to the Jews.
Wright subsequently directed Stevenson and Pegg in another Paramount series called Asylum; the three hit it off and created Spaced, a sitcom of rare emotional authenticity.
To which Imogen responded that Brontë lovers divided into two factions - "those drawn to demure, bookish Miss Eyre and those for whom the pyrotechnical hanky-panky between Cathy Earnshaw and black-browed Heathcliff is paramount" – and called them Librarians and Rock Stars.
Performance measurement of science parks is becoming paramount and calls for more rigorous approaches.
He said the "rule of law" must be paramount, brushing aside calls by Sarkozy to intern potential terror suspects in camps.
