Sentence examples similar to chiefly remarking from inspiring English sources
"It would be the irony of fate if my Administration had to deal chiefly with foreign affairs," Woodrow Wilson remarked to a friend before quitting New Jersey for Washington and his swearing-in.
In the popular literary memory, it is chiefly a work of high decibel social blame, but what's less remarked upon is its sure, deft timing, worthy of a borscht belt comic.
The markets have been stolidly indifferent, much to the disgust of the 'bears".' Business, however, has not been active, "chiefly," as the "Statist" remarks, "because of the inactivity on the Continent".
The fact that the press is chiefly interested in King's remarks about Gordon Brown - while still an MP, she wrote in her diary that listening to him was "better than sex" - says much about the difficulties of being a young and outspoken female MP, but she avoided provoking the media, preferring to concentrate on parliament's failings.
It is with farce that Bergson's remarks on comedy have the greatest connection and on which they seem chiefly to have been founded.
His remarks today were the most detailed he has given, but they were chiefly about the mild heart attack he suffered this week.
Chiefly Florida and Georgia.
Chiefly Hudson River Valley.
