Sentence examples for chiefly favored from inspiring English sources
As a recitalist Ms. Röschmann has chiefly favored the core of the German Romantic lied canon, and so it was in Wednesday's program, shared with the incomparable accompanist Malcolm Martineau.
Mr. Grady said today that he still favored execution, but that he allowed Mr. Francois to plead guilty chiefly because some victims' relatives did not want details of the crimes made public at a trial.
In a fascinating review that Hastings might have quoted, George Orwell summarized this "traditional strategy" favored by Hart, not to say by Churchill: "You attack your enemy chiefly by means of blockade, privateering and seaborne 'commando' raids.
has not found much favor among prehistorians, chiefly because it rests on the unproven, though admittedly exciting assumption of the existence of a sophisticated caste of highly educated astronomerpriests.
The Republicans hoped to prove that the Solyndra loan was a political favor to wealthy investors with Democratic ties, chiefly George Kaiser, an Oklahoma billionaire.
She disliked many of Lincoln's advisers, and spoke to her husband chiefly about patronage appointments for the people who did her favors around the house.
Wolfson, a fundraising and strategy leader for most recent ballot campaigns in favor of gay marriage, said the answer was chiefly to change his own side's message, rather than chase the opposition.
Chiefly Florida and Georgia.
