Sentence examples for chiefly when from inspiring English sources

There are powerful moments, chiefly when the light dims, and the small, crammed stage-space reverberates with loud, low sounds, moans and cries.

There are startling moments, chiefly when the man (Lee Kang-sheng) begins to sing an agonised lament in the rain – and in a rare extreme close-up.

The set and costumes create magical effects, chiefly when the stage becomes a fast-shifting blur of mirrored panels, reflections and hanging bowls containing hapless live fish.

Night Of The Hunter, though not without its faults - chiefly when it becomes a little too obviously arty - is one of those films that seems totally right from beginning to end.

Mr. Giuliani had no public comment on the law guardian who will help the judge make decisions for his children -- chiefly when and how Andrew and Caroline should meet Judith Nathan, Mr. Giuliani's friend.

We'll find out through more looking, but, chiefly, when they are looking.

Recoupments chiefly commence when films are distributed and when they make money abroad.

The fireplace has a small recessed area that was built to facilitate indoor barbecuing, though we never put it to use, chiefly because when we moved in, we were told that raccoons lived somewhere high in the chimney.

How seriously those messages are taken by Congress varies widely, chiefly because, when it comes to interacting with the public, there's really no such thing as Congress per se.

Andrew A. Rooney, as he was chiefly known when he was merely a writer (an Army journalist in the Second World War, he was later the author of "The Story of The Stars and Stripes"), had been a friend and collaborator of Reasoner's from way back, had come to "60 Minutes" with Reasoner, and left CBS shortly before Reasoner did.

We observed that this issue chiefly arises when the analyzed catalogs contain large aftershock sequences and the background activity is such that a low smoothness parameter is needed.