Sentence examples for a chief feature from inspiring English sources

A chief feature of Japanese unionism is its decentralized "enterprise-level" structure.

Empty prescription bottles are a chief feature of "Last Way Out," and "Snack Cracker" is wicked in its punning.

A chief feature of malignant behavior is the capability of tumour cells to metastasize.

A program, the chief feature of which was a central bank, was worked out.

As a consequence, the chief feature of Paul's theory of the complexe significabile is his claim that the adequate significate of a proposition is really identical-to and somehow (and more precisely, formally) distinct-from what is signifiable by the subject-term and/or the predicate-term alone (ibidem, p. 156).

Its chief feature, a revolving cylinder that fed rounds into the gun's chamber, was a basic step toward the automatic weapon; what prevented its success was the clumsy and undependable flintlock ignition.

Its chief feature is a disembodied head covered in clay affixed to a wooden, cross-legged stool resting on a burned, black platform.

Blassingame concludes, "Uncritical use of the interviews will lead almost inevitably to a simplistic and distorted view of the plantation as a paternalistic institution where the chief feature of life was mutual love and respect between masters and slaves".

The chief feature is that with a press of a button behind the watering nozzle, an electric motor quietly and smoothly winds the hose back into the housing.

The chief feature of this was a group of uniformed trumpeters and drummers rendering, again and again, "Rule Britannia".

Chief feature of the exhibition is a section of city street lined with shows, theatres, etc., called Mazda Avenue.