Sentence examples for chiefly though from inspiring English sources

Chiefly, though, we were thinking of ourselves.

Chiefly, though, Wes feared the collapse of his and Helen's catering business, which was on the brink of bankruptcy.

"Chiefly, though, this incredible gift provides us with support for everything we do, as well as stability," Mr. Maso said.

Chiefly, though, I think it's Peel who makes the programme what it is by making himself seem a natural part of that ordinariness, even down to his deliberately unprofessional interviewing style, which he makes sound like two people talking on the bus.

Chiefly, though he was rescued by himself.

A reputation for edgy dissidence was reinforced by her public pronouncements on politics – chiefly, though not exclusively, about the plight of the Tamils in Sri Lanka.

Dylan's continuing link to the Beat generation, though, came chiefly through his friend and sometime mentor Allen Ginsberg.

Monsoons are trade-winds that have been modified chiefly in direction, though to some extent in character also.

The population is chiefly Tajik, though of mixed descent.

What I chiefly remember, though, is the moment several days later when his older sister Joanna tells him that Nicholas, his twin brother, is dead.

Though used chiefly as an orchestral instrument, it also has a considerable solo repertoire.