Sentence examples for chiefly to indicate from inspiring English sources

Or we use it, as counseled by The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage, among other authorities, chiefly to indicate sarcasm, as in, "Dave looked down at the mangled, lifeless feline.

The collaboration indicators were shown to be valid, though some changes were made, chiefly to the support-for-innovation indicator.

It sticks chiefly to providing information.

They sell chiefly to ships and hospitals.

Who is chiefly to blame?

He appears to have devoted his life chiefly to literature.

Mr Yanagisawa's successors were chiefly to blame.

Morsi is chiefly to blame for the crisis.

But the Maoists' thugs were chiefly to blame.

It is used chiefly to accompany folk music.

Mr. Clinton was here chiefly to celebrate reconciliation.