Sentence examples for although it was chiefly from inspiring English sources

Although it was chiefly built to catch the sun, on a foggy day the end of Southend pier can be one of the most bewitching places in Britain.

His 1604 introduction to Stoic thought remained the most intelligent and complete assessment of that philosophy for more than two centuries, although it was chiefly Roman, not Greek, Stoicism that inspired it.

After Twardowski (1894), it was chiefly Husserl who drew philosophers' attention to Bolzano.

So although the story is very much about the father, it's chiefly about the way the changing vision of the father is shaped by Thomas's new needs and anxieties.

Although soil is abundant in Fe, plants cannot utilize it as it is chiefly present as largely insoluble Fe III) compounds.

In Great Britain it is chiefly bred in the county of Hereford and Worcester and its vicinity, although herds of this breed are found in Scotland, Ireland, and Wales.

Instead of being used for an entire season, it is chiefly a two-day retreat.

It is chiefly a response to Washington's own obsession with the subject.

It's chiefly the steering.

For some, it's chiefly an environmental cause.

It is chiefly important due to Clement's exposition of religion as an anthropological phenomenon.