Sentence examples for the primacy that from inspiring English sources
Let's call them production-and-distribution companies (PADs) and be done with the fiction that the modern studios have any primacy, other than the primacy that comes from historical nostalgia, in the filmmaking process.
Mr. Cunningham sought to re-establish the primacy that other Democratic mayors of Jersey City enjoyed over the county organization, but he found Mr. Menendez in his way.
And what of the other off-West End venues, some of which look as if they may with time achieve the primacy that the Donmar, for instance, has long occupied?
Early in 1589 Bancroft preached a sermon at Paul's Cross, the historic open-air pulpit of St . Pauls Cathedral, in which he sharply rebuked the Marprelate tracts, rejected the primacy that Puritans placed on personal religious experience and the authority of the Bible, and defended the role of bishops within the church.
But part of this is also to retain the primacy that parents have in shaping the education of their children.
and the primary focus of the show, "One of the series' calling cards has been its depiction of female friendship and particularly the primacy that friendship enjoyed over romantic relationships".
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The Ashes have a primacy that overshadows this series, but it is not without merit.
This is an important point to emphasise since Nussbaum explicitly enlists James as an ally of Aristotle because of the normative primacy that he gives to the particular.
I know that this view is an exaggeration, maybe even a caricature, and that big cities across the country may well now be as tolerant as any; but it wasn't always so, and the cultural primacy that New York achieved was built with the work of generations, and freedom — or, to use a lovely word that is all-too-often spoken in hushed tones — liberalism — is deeply ingrained in the city's character.
It's the primacy of that bond that keeps both Tami and the movie going even after disaster strikes and the long, arduous work of survival begins.
