Sentence examples for chief source of information from inspiring English sources
He has made Rosamond, the reader's chief source of information, so cool as to be plainly bland.
The chief source of information about the sect is the Firqān al-Akhbār, written in the late 19th or early 20th century by a member.
He and his successors did their work so well that until the discoveries at Nag Hammadi this extensive polemic was the chief source of information about these rival testaments.
The chief source of information is a highly romanticized memoir by his son, who was not yet 4 when he died, and who idealized him, in Reiss's words, as "the purest, noblest man who ever lived".
An Egyptian arithmetical work on papyrus, employing hieratic numerals, was found in Egypt about 1855; known after the name of its purchaser as the Rhind papyrus, it provides the chief source of information about this numeral system.
The Prentices' lawsuit had sought $100 million in damages, but settlement discussions grew more earnest late this week when it became apparent that Mr. McPhilemy's chief source of information about a secret terrorist committee had decided to testify for the brothers.
Our findings are in broad agreement with those of a study conducted by Subramaniam et al. that has reported mass media and friends as the chief sources of information on HIV/AIDS among rural south Indian women of Tamil Nadu [ 7].
The chief sources of data from which information is gained about present-day abundances of the elements are observations of the chemical composition of stars and gas clouds in the Galaxy, which contains the solar system and part of which is visible to the naked eye as the Milky Way; of neighbouring galaxies; of the Earth, Moon, and meteorites; and of the cosmic rays.
For a popular treatment of Wright's role in forming the ideas of Holmes and others, see Menard 2001, ch.9. 3. Chief sources of biographical information about Wright are PD vii-xxiii, L, ch.
