| The heart expresses truth and transparency before all else, but also amiability and tenderness in a relationship. |
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| Shouldn't basic needs — roads, water, food, housing — be met before all else? |
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| That may seem somewhat trivial, but it impressed upon our soul, subconsciously and for life, the concern for serving God before all else. |
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| Sophocles' dramatic imagination is before all else physical and concrete. |
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| While Michael was fiercely loyal in his professional and personal relationships, he had a ruthless streak and was prepared to put his career before all else. |
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| He was, before all else, a remarkable man and a truly great Canadian. |
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| My colleague seems to be indicating that, on numerous occasions and in many respects, the Liberal government has violated these great principles of access to information and the public interest before all else. |
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| Housing first: Any national response to ending homelessness should be based on the principle of housing first: give people who are homeless the safety, security and dignity of their own home before all else. |
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| I should like before all else to congratulate President Boris Trajkovski most warmly on having taken this propitious initiative, and for having chosen so magnificent a historic city as Ohrid to host the event. |
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| A pilgrimage is before all else an act of faith, a desire to meet God. |
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| She might be mad, but before all else she's groovy! |
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| LeWitt's work is, famously, about ideas before all else. |
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| While men persist in their blindness and ignorance, they force God, who before all else is a Father, to humanize himself, limit himself, and make himself small before his children, to be understood. |
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| In this context, the Parliamentary Assembly wishes before all else to emphasise the positive aspect of the lengthening of the life span, often represented as a constraint. |
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| Before all else they become subject to the military hierarchy, formal and informal, and whether monitored or corrupt. |
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| Before all else, the men, women and children of Afghanistan have inalienable rights as human beings, and it is our responsibility as a rich country to stand alongside them and lend them our solidarity. |
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| Before all else, law enforcement and national security authorities need to explain how the current provisions on judicial warrants do not meet their needs. |
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