Sentence examples for dedicated chiefly to from inspiring English sources
Two years later, in 1905, Du Bois took the lead in founding the Niagara Movement, which was dedicated chiefly to attacking the platform of Booker T. Washington.
Brahms's Requiem is German in the same sense that Luther's Bible is German: it was intended not for the élite but for the masses, and it was dedicated chiefly to the living.
Radiation oncology, which uses giant linear accelerators to beat back advancing cancers, is a technically and emotionally challenging field of medicine, undertaken underground for the containment of its x-ray emissions, dedicated chiefly to the very sick.
Inside the church offices one recent afternoon, the Rev. Timothy Ploch, a priest from the Salesian order, a Roman Catholic group dedicated chiefly to education and missionary work, mused on Port Chester as a small Ellis Island.
Several Pakistani militant leaders dedicate their forces chiefly to such jaunts including the pair the army is allegedly courting in Waziristan.
And if that didn't sting enough, his exposure of the Athens food scene was chiefly dedicated to the souvlaki, a common street food that Greeks spend a total of 2.5 billion euros on per year.
It sticks chiefly to providing information.
They sell chiefly to ships and hospitals.
For all of that we have Trump chiefly to thank.
They do this chiefly to piss off the French.
