Sentence examples for chiefly seen from inspiring English sources

His gift for stillness is pronounced here, though chiefly seen with his back to the audience.

If habeas is chiefly seen as a way for convicted state prisoners to get federal courts to review countless meritless claims, this will diminish public respect for the writ and leave it vulnerable to broader attacks.

In Fire by Night, Gray begins the final chapter: 'When I think about my father and his crew now I chiefly see them as they are about to take off for their first and last operation.

On his way back from a vacation, author stopped over in Los Angeles, chiefly to see his friends the Zimmermans.

His current Hamlet, his sixth apparently, is a rather dry, risk-free affair chiefly worth seeing for Michael Maloney's central performance.

By James Reid Parker The New Yorker, November 1 , 1941P. 48 On his way back from a vacation, author stopped over in Los Angeles, chiefly to see his friends the Zimmermans.

Not if those queuing up to sling mud at the nuclear five, but chiefly America (see article), were to devote as much energy and more imagination to making life harder for the would-be cheats.Ideas whose time has comeIt is high time for the toughened safeguards drawn up in the 1990s by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN's nuclear guardian, to be made mandatory.

I'd wager that many visitors come chiefly to see the building, designed by Iraq-born, London-based architect Zaha Hadid.

He was seen chiefly as a spiritual guide.

Any weakness is seen chiefly in coastal cities exposed to China's struggling exports.

But it was seen chiefly as a civil act blessed by the church, and it did not convey grace to the participants.