Sentence examples for chiefly in a from inspiring English sources

Some books are read chiefly in a triangular fashion.

For its part, the rest of Asia is interested chiefly in a policy that keeps commerce flowing.

Actually, the press is interested in stars chiefly in a Jungian sense: stars are individuals capable of attracting and holding the projections of others.

More advanced formal literacy, chiefly in a study of the poets, playwrights, and historians, was given by the grammatikos, although this was restricted to the genuinely leisured.

The book festival, held chiefly in a village of tents in the New Town, was also larger than last year when it sold 75% of its tickets, with 10,000 more tickets on sale.

October 9, 1939 Brussels, Belgium Pierre Mertens, (born October 9, 1939, Brussels, Belgium) Belgian novelist known for his novels about crucial public events written chiefly in a bold, direct style free of textual and philosophical complexity.

The security appear chiefly in an assisting role--which is pretty much the case at virtually every European music festival I've attended.

It was originally a small, sedate firm that engaged chiefly in managing a few buildings, including 383-385 Madison Ave . where it had and still has its offices.

Stony, black, and thorny corals differ from the related sea anemone chiefly in having an external skeleton.

Others, frankly, come to their doctors chiefly in need of a hug, a remedy which could not be widely offered without the risk of a rush of physicians being struck off.

It also brings new challenges, chiefly in catering to a dynamic and fluid consumer class that carries a host of its own value systems.