front and center

1. In the most prominent position, as in You couldn't miss John—he was front and center in that presentation. This expression alludes to the best and usually most expensive seats in a theater.

Example Sentences

Woody Allen put the Keaton he adored front and center when he wrote “Annie Hall.”

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September trade figures will be front and center of investors’ minds, with economists expecting export growth for the month to moderate as earlier frontloading activities ease.

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Carmy’s decorated achievements and connections are always front and center in the series, but this episode shows Sydney has earned the title of co-partner in her own right.

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“This is a game-changer deal for Intel as it now brings them front and center into the AI game,” Wedbush Securities analyst Daniel Ives said in a client note.

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Most important for these artists, however, is the space that the Cheech has designated to put their art front and center.

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