Sentence examples for chiefly about the from inspiring English sources

Male moviegoers care chiefly about the male star and his buddies.

The 20th century was chiefly about the struggle between Capital and Labor and Capitalal won in the end.

Where are you investing in Eastern Europe? A. We are talking chiefly about the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary.

Ghost Dog was chiefly about the blurring of belief systems, cultural lines and ethnicities - a common theme in Jarmusch's films.

Mr. Fitrat appeared to be worried chiefly about the prospect of another run on the bank and was seeking to reassure depositors about its soundness.

The New Yorker, October 18 , 1976P. 90 Diary notes from July 10 to Aug. 6, chiefly about the Presidential campaign.

And this is what existentialism is chiefly about: challenging the individual to examine their life for intimations of bad faith and to heighten their sensitivity to oppression and exploitation in their world.

In the guise of exploring the tribulations of the artist's life, the opera is chiefly about getting the girl.

And patience has seemed a rare commodity at Telegraph Towers this year too, raising the problem of what editors-in-chief are chiefly about these days (apart from not editing the paper)?

Defence is chiefly about defending the citizens against foreign threat.

In fact, like any family, this one was riven by internal disputes, chiefly about religion (the new Lutheran faith) and money.