Sentence examples for chiefly from one from inspiring English sources

What an experience it is to see it again, a movie whose vivid evocation of New York bears comparison to Scorsese but which I now realise I remember chiefly from one single scene.

Among the first descriptions of glanders is in the writings of Aristotle: "The ass suffers chiefly from one particular disease which they call 'melis.'" In later writings, "melis" became "malleus," which became a generic term for epizootics.

Moabite, which is very close to Hebrew, is known chiefly from one inscription dating from the 8th century bc.

The wood hoopoes have weak flight, and they do not fly much; they fly chiefly from one tree or clump of trees to the next, climbing about the trunks and branches of trees and lianas in acrobatic poses as they seek insects in crevices and on the bark surface.

If the details of how a new technology will be used are chiefly developed by employees from one country, they might not be aware of the potential incompatibilities.

He quotes the vibraharpist Red Norvo: "They differ from one another chiefly in range, like tenor and alto saxophones.

BACK when Thoreau was sitting around Walden Pond trying to figure out why some trees seem to spring out of nowhere, he decided that plants went from one place to another "chiefly by the agency of the wind, water and animals".

These methods are chiefly conceived to produce an adaptive search as the number of elementary moves in a compound move may vary from one iteration to another depending on the state of the search.

Wood-firing, a technique that is chiefly associated with traditional Japanese ceramics, can take from one to eight days to finish.

Those in the know confide that one in three college students has a diagnosable psychiatric disorder -- chiefly anxiety, depression, and/or eating disorders -- up from one in ten thirty years ago.

Coding was done chiefly by one researcher, in consultation with the other two researchers on the team.