| I will not advance but by the strange calamities that work as on shallops on calmed water, a slow going nowhere kind of motion toward centermost. |
| Public faith in government was centermost in a recent decision by a federal appeals court in Seattle that upheld Alaska's curbs on soft money. |
| Well, I want to hear it, because the morality of this country is centermost in my mind. |
| A single, solitary tear fell from her eye, then landed on the centermost part of the rose. |
| The central retina, or macula, and the centermost macula, or fovea, exhibit structural and cellular specializations for fine central acuity. |
| Change is typically initiated by elites who are outside the centermost positions of prestige. |
