Sentence examples for chiefly it was from inspiring English sources
But chiefly, it was murder.
Chiefly, it is down to the idea that achievement and competition are all important.
It is overfished, chiefly, it is true, in coastal waters, but also in the great expanses that belong to no state.
Powder foundation was huge in the 90s then died a slow death, chiefly because it was so bloody annoying to apply.
Sam's promo videos went viral among the fighting community, chiefly because it wasn't quite clear whether he was being serious or completely taking the piss.
It was chiefly its wealth that tempted Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia to wrest Silesia from the Habsburg heiress Maria Teresa in the War of the Austrian Succession (1740 48).
Its greatness remains a secret, one suspects, chiefly because it's a comedy, and a riotous one at that; critics find it easier to accord greatness to work ridden with angst than to work that makes audiences laugh out loud.
In 1933, JB Priestley arrived in Bristol, chiefly aware that it was "somewhere in size between Leeds and Bradford", and expecting "the usual vast dingy dormitory".
I'll never stop cycling, chiefly because it is such a blissfully solitary exercise.
I'm quite prepared to adhere to this stricture, chiefly because it isn't.
Iraq is a threat chiefly because it is a magnet and a training ground for foreign fighters.
