Sentence examples for comprised chiefly from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 4 , 1925P. 9 Midland Authors Societyy, comprised chiefly of old maids and widowers who write amerous jingles for humor columns in daily press.

By Ben Hecht The New Yorker, July 4 , 1925P. 9 Midland Authors Societyy, comprised chiefly of old maids and widowers who write amerous jingles for humor columns in daily press.

Ingersoll's story, which ran for seventeen pages, comprised, chiefly, sketches of the staff and their salaries (E. B. White: "With Thurber, he is wheel horse to The New Yorker's wit. He makes $12,000 a year").

The informal economy is comprised chiefly of those who came here illegally – often in terrifying circumstances – and those who applied for asylum but didn't get it, and haven't been deported yet.

The Princeton Cuneiform Collection is comprised chiefly of temple accounts and other economic and administrative documents from the temples of Telloh, Jokha, and Drehem (modern place names for the ruins of the ancient Girsu, Umma, and Puzrish-Dagan in Southern Mesopotamia.

The Herbert Thelen Papers are comprised chiefly of research materials and writing by Thelen, primarily related to his studies of classroom settings and of group dynamics among students.

The second group, comprising chiefly post-transcriptionally regulated proteins, was not only much bigger (296 proteins), but also contained proteins that showed more pronounced changes in expression ratio.

Thessaly, Modern Greek Thessalía, region of northern Greece south of Macedonia (Modern Greek: Makedonía), lying between upland Epirus (Ípeiros) and the Aegean Sea and comprising chiefly the fertile Tríkala and Lárissa lowlands.

The Archaean crystalline rocks comprise chiefly of Charnockites, gneisses and the associated basic and ultra basic intrusive.

The hemicellulose is amorphous and irregular structure comprising chiefly both linear and branched hetero-polymers of hexoses (glucose, galactose and mannose) and pentoses (xylose and arabinose).

Conversely, if amino acid synthesis is followed by another heating episode where FTT reactions are feasible, the final amino acid inventory would comprise chiefly straight-chain amino acids like β-alanine and γ-ABA, similar to the result reported for the thermally altered meteorites (Burton et al. 2012a).