Sentence examples for chiefly notable from inspiring English sources

Chiefly notable for – spoilers!

Jamie Sives's Henry V is chiefly notable for his swearing.

The score is chiefly notable for its compression.

Some names, like Jordan, are chiefly notable for falling out of fashion over the period.

The other solo, Sang Jijia's "Snow," was chiefly notable for its compelling visual quality and for Mr. Jijia's beautiful dancing.

Moving to fiction, the first few months of the year are chiefly notable for some impressive debuts.

English burlesque is chiefly dramatic, notable exceptions being Samuel Butler's satiric poem Hudibras (1663 78), an indictment of Puritan hypocrisy; the mock heroic couplets of John Dryden and Alexander Pope; and the prose burlesques of Jonathan Swift and Henry Fielding.

But a duel that could have a nation-wide impact is notable chiefly for its idiosyncrasies.

This was notable chiefly for an interesting translation from the French of Francois Villon - "Well, much snows have melted since yesteryear".

His empire also includes bus and car producers, and his public advocacy is notable chiefly for supporting protectionism.

There was a negligible fly-on-the-wall thing, A Very British Airline, about BA, notable chiefly for its absence of any characters.