Sentence examples for I remember chiefly from inspiring English sources
Two productions I remember chiefly for portrayals of the manically jealous Ford.
The bleak modernist staging – I remember, chiefly, a large black funnel and men scurrying around in short trousers – missed the radical aesthetic distinction between the two works.
What an experience it is to see it again, a movie whose vivid evocation of New York bears comparison to Scorsese but which I now realise I remember chiefly from one single scene.
If Jeb runs, one of his first challenges will be to explain how he differs from his father, whom many Republicans remember chiefly for raising taxes, and his brother, who led the country into two wars and a financial crash.
One year the drama teachers got a little ambitious, and put on a play about the Crimean war; the exact title escapes me, but I remember it chiefly for a line another kid forgot to say – "What's all that shouting about?" – which is still burned onto my memory circuits.
Today Beerbohm is remembered chiefly on two counts.
But perhaps Mr Kujau's life will be remembered chiefly as a cautionary tale.
Yet today King Alfred is remembered chiefly for burning some cakes.
Indeed, Prohibition is remembered chiefly for its failure to achieve its aims.
He is remembered chiefly as a hymnist, some of his most popular hymns being "Hark!
Aside from the physics prize named for him, Comstock is remembered chiefly as the dogmatic adversary of Lowe.
