Sentence examples for however, chiefly from inspiring English sources

Its second and third evenings, however, chiefly gave more cause for the admiration that had begun on opening night.

Only a small portion of the total area is cropped, however, chiefly under corn (maize), beans, and numerous small apple orchards.

Sandwich became famous, however, chiefly for its early pressed glass (glass pressed in a mold), for which the first American machinery was developed by Jarves around 1827.

He later disavowed the Symbolists, however, chiefly because they went further than he in abandoning traditional forms: rhyme, for example, seemed to him an unavoidable necessity in French verse.

Analytical behaviourism was felt to be unsatisfactory, however, chiefly because of its account of introspective reports as avowals (see above Types distinguished by their account of mind), which most philosophers found to be unconvincing.

There are concerns, however, chiefly about whether Stoudemire might disrupt the team's harmony and flow, and about how he will interact with Anthony, who is off to a start worthy of most valuable player consideration.

The dances that followed, however, brought chiefly puzzlement.

Finds from this early phase of the Iron Age, however, are chiefly weapons and jewelry.

However, he chiefly blamed "the great hypocrisy" of nations who emit most of the world's greenhouse gases.

His reputation, however, rests chiefly on his dramatic psychological ballets, the majority of which were composed in the United States.

The name Africa, however, was chiefly applied to the northern coast of the continent, which was, in effect, regarded as a southern extension of Europe.