Sentence examples for chiefly drawn to from inspiring English sources
This one-time stopgap measure is now one of the resort's top attractions — a tradition for families chiefly drawn to the mountains for the skiing and riding.
The themes of "Party of One" keep coming back again and again, like variations on a bleak, rueful melody: adultery and other intimate betrayals, the power struggles that constitute family life, the terror of sickness and death, and the temporary oblivion of alcohol.Nelson is chiefly drawn to the damage that results when strong women foolishly put their trust in weak men.
She is chiefly drawn to indeterminacy, a currently popular (particularly in academia) poetic "style" (borrowing from hard and soft sciences) that serves further as Mlinko's critical measuring tool.
Marts says he was initially drawn to the idea of AfterShock chiefly because of the company's publisher and co-founder Joe Pruett, who Marts had worked with in the past and respected.
Originally and chiefly in the language of electronic communications: 'ha ha!'; used to draw attention to a joke or humorous statement, or to express amusement.
However, that timetable has been drawn up chiefly to take account of the realities of the US electoral timetable.
After Twardowski (1894), it was chiefly Husserl who drew philosophers' attention to Bolzano.
A vast amount of Masoretic information, drawn chiefly from Spanish manuscripts, is to be found in the text-critical commentary known as Minhath Shai, by Solomon Jedidiah Norzi, completed in 1626 and printed in the Mantua Bible of 1742.
Geneticists have previously made estimates of the human-chimp lineage split, chiefly by drawing up a primate family tree, based on the number of DNA differences in a small section of the genome, and then anchoring the tree to some well-attested date in the fossil record, like the split between orangutans and the other primates.
Beatrice's upper-class background and reforming instincts drew her to charitable works, chiefly as a rent collector in workers' houses round the London docks.
To draw greater attention to the supply parameter we review a number of shelf margins that have grown chiefly through supply by shelf-edge deltas and associated sediment-gravity flows.
