Sentence examples for to be in the foreground from inspiring English sources

The language always seems to be in the foreground.

He was always in the background, and reluctant to be in the foreground.

In an occlusion, only one object is considered to be in the foreground, while the rest are occluded behind it.

If you look again you may notice that the stamp of six you refer to is in the foreground of humancivilization.info, between the viewer and the content, not the background.

Thinking about money used to be in the background, and now it's foregrounded.

And targeting the demand should be in the foreground of any discussion about reducing sex slavery.

The darkest shadows will be in the foreground.

The gigantic political poster of Kane that rises behind the podium on which he, in the foreground, makes a speech promising to ruin his rival, Gettys, becomes suddenly the size of a postage stamp when the shot changes to one in which Gettys is in the foreground looking down on the insignificant speaker from a balcony.

A foreground object which temporarily becomes static is to be retained in the foreground (e.g., a car stopped at traffic light or a person standing still).

This elementary platitude, necessarily implicit in any scientific prediction, needs especially to be kept in the foreground of attention when discussing this kind of prognosis.

With respect to empirical judgments, considerations of probability are in the foreground.