Sentence examples for chiefly represented from inspiring English sources

The art of the colonial period is chiefly represented in the architecture and decor of Roman Catholic churches.

And I wish Wade had made the still small voice of conscience, chiefly represented by the club's president, a bit stronger.

Although the phenomenon was chiefly represented by mainstream acts such as Manic Street Preachers and Stereophonics, bands including Catatonia, Super Furry Animals and Gorky's Zygotic Mynci put Welsh music on the map.

There, federal court judge Jay Bybee used some very fancy legal footwork to strike down on its face a California rent stabilization statute that allowed mobile home owners to capture the gains from stabilization by selling their beat up units to a new buyer for a huge premium that chiefly represented the continued right to pay below market rentals.

These were chiefly represented by the (VNV; "Flemish National Union") and in Flanders, and in Wallonia.

They chiefly represented the interests of large financial institutions, and the financial system is still attached to the privileged placenta of central banks doling out taxpayer subsidies.

Jacob Smit's Liberals, despite their name, were decidedly illiberal, chiefly representing commercial farming, mining and industrial interests.

One track that chiefly represents these themes is "In God's Country", which critic Barbara Jaeger interpreted as addressing America's role as the "promised land".

They are represented chiefly by polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, and polystyrene.

As represented chiefly by Provençal, Occitan was rich in poetic literature in the Middle Ages until the north crushed political power in the south (1208 29).

Today, in the inner solar system, these remnants are represented chiefly by the asteroids and their fragments; in the outer solar system, by the objects in and derived from the Kuiper belt and the Oort cloud.