| The rose is the queen of flowers and preeminently intended as a sign of love. |
| He was a preeminently romantic personality, a brilliant pupil of Liszt, precociously torn away from a promising career. |
| This system is preeminently appropriate for the automatic loading and unloading of various products. |
| But Genevieve and Joe were preeminently mated, and nothing, not even this terrible discovery, could keep them apart. |
| He had long been preeminently distinguished as a negotiator. |
| The trend toward concentrating on individual salvation was reinforced in the theology of the leading Church Fathers, preeminently St. Augustine. |
