Sentence examples for chiefly remarkable from inspiring English sources

Hamdeen Sabbahy is chiefly remarkable because he has chosen to participate despite the overwhelming weight of the state institutions and private wealth behind Mr Sisi's bid for the presidency.

Ein Bruderzwist in Habsburg (Family Strife in Hapsburg), a profound and moving historical tragedy, lacks the theatrical action that would make it successful in performance and is chiefly remarkable for the portrayal of the emperor Rudolph II.

Yet up to this season subsequent Fire designated players have been a disappointing bunch, with the likes of Freddie Ljungberg and Sherjill Macdonald either not there long enough to make a true impact, or too patchy, and the trio of Nery Castillo, Federico Puppo and Alvaro Fernandez chiefly remarkable for each departing on loan shortly after arriving.

They're up against the master builders of their own misfortune, Toronto, whose game against DC last weekend was chiefly remarkable for their players playing right up to the final whistle and not knocking off five minutes early muttering something about "union rules".

It was described by The Era as "chiefly remarkable for its impudence".

The production was chiefly remarkable for the star's quarrels with the director, Orson Welles, who according to the biographer Francis Beckett suffered the "appalling treatment" that Olivier had inflicted on Gielgud at Stratford five years earlier.

Young Lochinvar was remarkable chiefly for his original stroke of taking the lady too.

Adams found it "short, written with some elegance, and remarkable chiefly for a significant threat of reform".

It's certainly one of his best films, though in terms of his acting, it's remarkable chiefly for how fiercely he puts himself in abeyance.

This time, the ramshackle morning meetings, whose tone was set by the amiable psephologist Philip Gould, were remarkable chiefly for the way their firmest decisions were comprehensively ignored.

Yet aside from the enormous sums involved, the LDP's new plans seem remarkable chiefly for their similarity to the old.Even a bad plan may, however, be better than none at all.