Sentence examples for primacy among from inspiring English sources

"The Black Box" re-establishes Harry's primacy among Mr. Connelly's assorted creations.

Cooder, together with Van Morrison, Carlos Santana, Bonnie Raitt and other musicians, helped Hooker assert his primacy among the senior bluesmen of the late 1980s and 90s.

The Journal, The International Herald Tribune and The Financial Times are waging a circulation war for primacy among English-language readers abroad.

Even Orthodox Christians, who often resent what they see as the Vatican's attempt to claim primacy among the Christian churches, said today that they welcomed the pope.

Eventually a form of Buddhism coming from Tibet won primacy among the Mongols, but this upshot was not finally secured until the 18th century.

His primacy among the Eight Immortals is challenged by a tradition that makes him an ascetic convert of Li Tieguai, another Immortal (xian).

Bartholomew I, the Istanbul-based Ecumenical Patriarch who enjoys a "primacy of honour" among the bishops of the Orthodox world, will have a symbolically resonant meeting with Pope Francis in Jerusalem on May 25th.

As both Mr. Clinton's and Mr. Bush's uses of the phrase suggest, the ostensible reason for ascribing primacy to religion among constitutionally protected freedoms is its place as the first mentioned in the Bill of Rights.

Although the East has recognized that Rome enjoyed a certain "primacy of honour" among the other patriarchal sees of the first millennium (Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, Jerusalem), it considers hypertrophic the development by which Rome dogmatized its own claim to universal jurisdiction and an infallible teaching authority.

(2004), for instance, emphasize the primacy of institutions among the factors that influence the relative affluence of societies.

He claims primacy for the Camorra among Italy's five Mafias.