Some names, like Jordan, are chiefly notable for falling out of fashion over the period.
Moving to fiction, the first few months of the year are chiefly notable for some impressive debuts.
The other solo, Sang Jijia's "Snow," was chiefly notable for its compelling visual quality and for Mr. Jijia's beautiful dancing.
Ireland's principal films were chiefly notable for their leading actors: Glenn Close in Albert Nobbs (Rodrigo García), the dour tale of a 19th-century woman working in male disguise, and Brendan Gleeson in the crime comedy The Guard (John Michael McDonagh).
Guardiola's approach so far has been chiefly notable for the 3-2-2-3 3-2-2-3 3-2-2-3 3-2-2-3 to take up when in possession, the M shape at the back being formationthis by the full-backsidecking into midfield and Fernandinho dropping between the centre-backseem by John Stones stakeing up from the back alongside Fernandinho.
The year 1874 was chiefly notable for the development of Manet's friendship with the young Impressionist painter Claude Monet, with whom he painted on the banks of the Seine (when they had first met in 1866, the relationship was rather cool).
His tenure as governor was chiefly notable because of King Philip's War, and the rising threats to the colonial charter that culminated in its revocation in 1684.
The production was chiefly notable for two things: it starred one of the great actors of the Berliner Ensemble, Ekkehard Schall, who was also Bertolt Brecht's son-in-law, and the play, along with the rest of Beckett's writing, had up to that point been banned in East Germany.
English burlesque is chiefly dramatic, notable exceptions being Samuel Butler's satiric poem Hudibras (1663 78), an indictment of Puritan hypocrisy; the mock heroic couplets of John Dryden and Alexander Pope; and the prose burlesques of Jonathan Swift and Henry Fielding.
