Sentence examples for considered chiefly from inspiring English sources

Previously considered chiefly a passer and not much more, he is now thought of as among the league's top five point guards.

Considered chiefly in relation to his wife, whose dramatic persona, literary genius and recurring mental illness have commanded such attention, he has been alternately hailed as the ideal feminist helpmeet and nursemaid, and excoriated as the controlling, repressive force that smothered her.

Other electrolytes have been considered, chiefly NaOH, but these have proved less effective.

Despite the enduring impact of his theory of knowledge, Hume seems to have considered himself chiefly as a moralist.

According to a recent study from the Census Bureau, the majority of them are now from groups normally considered minorities, chiefly Hispanics and blacks.

The previously dominant school of thought, structuralism, conceived of psychology as the science of consciousness, experience, or mind; although bodily activities were not excluded, they were considered significant chiefly in their relations to mental phenomena.

The protective cardiovascular effect of high-density lipoproteins (HDLs) is considered to chiefly rely on reverse cholesterol transport from peripheral tissues back to the liver.

Given the demographic characteristics of the East of England population, the findings can be considered to chiefly describe socio-demographic variation in stage at diagnosis among White British patients.

More than sixty per cent consider Judaism chiefly a matter of "ancestry and culture". Given their habitual liberalism, most American Jews, even AIPAC delegates, ought to find Gantz's "Israeli" version of Israel easier to grasp.

Interestingly, they will not include Gene Michael, a Yankees vice president and keen talent evaluator, who is considered the executive chiefly responsible for transforming the Yankees from a dismal team in the early 1990's into a perennial contender.

It is still, however, in his public relations, that the character of the late king deserves to be chiefly considered; and, viewed in reference to these, it is deserving of great applause.