Sentence examples for i chiefly from inspiring English sources

"I chiefly grieve that I cannot grieve," he wrote in a letter the following week.

In a letter to a friend, the poet wrote, "I chiefly grieve that I cannot grieve".

This charming American neatness and freshness is what I chiefly recall about her physical person".

"What I chiefly learned was how to enjoy, between four walls, almost every secret flight," she later recalled, sounding almost sentimental.

I chiefly remember Fifth of July, partly because it contained a fine performance by William Hurt and partly because it offered a poignant evocation of America's recent past.

It is this danger that I chiefly remember - and the extraordinary sense that I was seeing something that was being made up on the spot.

Two productions I remember chiefly for portrayals of the manically jealous Ford.

Like Villeneuve's strappingly silly Prisoners, it's a film I recall chiefly for its astonishing visual and sonic textures.

The bleak modernist staging – I remember, chiefly, a large black funnel and men scurrying around in short trousers – missed the radical aesthetic distinction between the two works.

But I was chiefly struck by the welter of references to other works, which could be dubbed either postmodern or derivative, depending on your point of view.

Which means that you get classic French dishes alongside interesting "fusion" fare (sorry, just experienced a random attack of the late-1990s there) and some crowd-pleasing curveballs by which I mean, chiefly, a black pudding and Scotch egg salad.