Sentence examples for chiefly consisted of from inspiring English sources

Carell's real hesitation was that the job chiefly consisted of scouring the country for schmucks to mock.

Looking back now, I can see that my attempts at mocking the formula of the established comics chiefly consisted of adhering to a formula of my own.

Yet during their three-month orientation, in a village called Mahobong, their contact chiefly consisted of studying Sesotho, Lesotho's language, and speaking it over dinner or on breaks.

Back then, medical care chiefly consisted of the family doctor who brought with him not only his little black leather bag of instruments but also an intimate long-term knowledge of his patients and their families.

The monthly issues chiefly consisted of editorial columns, election news, political cartoons and satire, and many reprinted articles and opinion pieces from pro-Democratic U.S. newspapers.

Hundreds of fans paid $30 or more for admission (although more than a few got in free after the tickets reserved for celebrity VIPs went largely uncollected), and the program chiefly consisted of young people singing, lip-synching or dancing to Jackson's many hits.

The mountains chiefly consist of granite pierced through by crystalline rocks containing feldspar.

Alluvial soils on the coastal plains chiefly consist of deep loam and clay, and residual clays cover the valley floors.

Ambitious large works are no longer attempted, modern production chiefly consisting of cigarette cases, ashtrays, and jewelry.

The collection chiefly consists of architectural drawings (approximately 5,000) and also includes photographs, personal papers, and other manuscript material.

The majority of European Americans live in Northwest D.C., while Southeast D.C. chiefly consists of a poor African American population.