Yet while he is a preeminent shaper of sitcoms--like his acknowledged mentor, Jay Sandrich, whose credits include "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Cosby Show"--Burrows admits that nothing again will probably ever match for him the awesome success of "Cheers," which he co-created with brothers Glen and Les Charles.
Biosocial models are preeminent in the study of schizophrenia, yet there has been little empirical testing of these models.
Preeminent Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki is a fabulist, yet his movies have some basis in reality.
So you have a preeminent banking franchise that has depressed earnings power, and yet it's only trading at 12 times those earnings.
And yet, Lotze contends that we must conceive of God as the preeminent personality and so, once again, God's own personality is "an immediate certainty," grasped only as a necessity of the human mind.
Yet, the U.S. is not a part of the ICC, the preeminent achievement in the field.
He wants to be for the 1980s and 1990s what Gamal Abdel Nasser was for the 1950s and 1960s: the preeminent Pan-Arabist, the leader of an as-yet-unborn third force telling Soviets and Americans to stay off his turf.
Artists offer a fusillade of ballad treacle that seems universal yet rootless, each nation vying for the distinction of creating this year's preeminent Kelly Clarkson.
His Eleonora of Toledo with Her Son Giovanni and Portrait of a Young Girl with a Prayer Book (c. 1545) are preeminent examples of Mannerist portraiture: emotionally inexpressive, reserved, and noncommittal yet arrestingly elegant and decorative.
Yet, Mr. Kissinger never enjoyed the warm relationship with Nixon that might have made him preeminent in that cabinet.
And yet ambition and innate urge moved him to seek expression in literature, where his accomplishments were preeminent.
