Sentence examples for chiefly just from inspiring English sources

The point of a Jeremy Corbyn speech is chiefly just to be Jeremy Corbyn.

"[W]hat I saw in M. Becquerel's laboratory and heard from him and Monsieur and Madame Curie, gave me the impression of some peculiar state proper chiefly (but not exclusively, just as magnetism is chiefly, but not exclusively, the property of iron and cobalt) to uranum and the thorium compounds.

The problem with law under the current administration is that it used legal means to chiefly political ends, just as those eager to punish the administration might do.

But chiefly, as he puts it, "I just want to kill every time".

The Bureau Ribbentrop consisted chiefly of me and just a few aides.

The poor are now concentrated in remote, rural districts populated chiefly by ethnic minorities—just the sort of area least touched by the government's reform programme.

But Abramoff's resurrection is being built chiefly on his atonement for just one aspect of his criminal record: the corruption of public officials.

My ability to create the interaction you just described lies chiefly in the medium I am working with.

In particular, regulators worried that GE Capital Aviation Services, the largest aircraft-leasing company, would buy only Honeywell aerospace products, just as it chiefly buys G.E. jet engines.

The couple met in her final year at Oxford, where Barber studied English and slept with about 50 men in just two terms, chiefly out of curiosity.

The museum whose last renovation lavished space on just about anything — chiefly that colossal, stupid atrium — except its collections, of which only a fraction can be on view at a given time?