Sentence examples for chiefly from from inspiring English sources

Originally, sulfur came chiefly from certain volcanic deposits in Sicily.

One is that the world is immensely rich and is suffering chiefly from maldistribution.

The remaining quarter are type B influenza, reported chiefly from Alaska and the Pacific Coast.

What optimism the book conveys comes chiefly from the variety of feisty, outspoken women we meet.

It contended that student alienation arose chiefly from the age-old clash between fathers and sons.

The UN is considering providing armed forces to protect sites in particular danger, chiefly from war.

The hesitation came chiefly from the impact this grandiose tableau had on the action.

Dessert was a small portion of pudding made chiefly from prunes, flour, and water.

Western speculation concerning the meaning of history derived in the first instance chiefly from theological sources.

The protochordates differ chiefly from the vertebrates in not having a backbone.

Clues abounded, chiefly from defectors and former Gulag inmates who reached the West.