Sentence examples for that were foremost from inspiring English sources

Old issues of land, class conflict and resistance to imperialism that were foremost during the waves of guerrilla insurrections, university revolts and military coups in Peru from the 1960's into the early 1990's are no longer setting the sparks.

Nevertheless, for these elite women, it was understandings of novel non-maternal roles from the final quarter of the nineteenth century, rather than perceptions of newly weighty maternal responsibilities, that were foremost in their minds.

It isn't the destination that's foremost.

Now, she said, it is her own political future that is foremost in her mind.

However the mandate clearly states that we have to protect the civilian population, that is foremost".

Another concern — one that is foremost for King Arthur and other commercial bakeries — is the consistency of local flour.

"It's just a sector that is not plagued by some of the worries that are foremost on people's mind," he said.

If only because it was his last big effort, however, the Google case is likely to be the one that is foremost in people's minds over the next few years.

But, in a half-hour speech at the World Economic Forum here, he carefully avoided any mention of the issue that was foremost on the mind of many in the audience: the undervalued Chinese currency.

But they also say the health fight has dragged on for far too long, denying Democrats the opportunity to concentrate on issues that are foremost in the minds of many Americans, jobs and the health of the economy.

It is a healthy and safe way to reflect on the things that are foremost on our minds.