Sentence examples for is chiefly seen from inspiring English sources

If habeas is chiefly seen as a way for convicted state prisoners to get federal courts to review countless meritless claims, this will diminish public respect for the writ and leave it vulnerable to broader attacks.

Wood's baby face is partly concealed by a wispy beard, and the film's chief gimmick is the use of a subjective camera so that we only see what the killer sees (which is chiefly his victims) and only see his face reflected in mirrors.

This is chiefly because the topic is seen as cultural and even perhaps genetic rather than simply a matter of good economics.

Its power is chiefly visual and what we see is frequently so stunning that one could often wish for more content and less context.

This is chiefly because they do not see it as worth a high position in their order of preference.

Producers of Taylor-Johnson's film, which stars Jamie Dornan as the mysterious alpha male, Christian Grey, have based its publicity campaign on the assumption that it is chiefly women who will want to see it – in spite of a growing boycott campaign this weekend by feminists, who argue that James's story glamorises abuse.

As Hitchens sees it, "the broken compass" is chiefly the Conservatives' fault.

First seen 12 years ago, Patrick Marber's dramatic debut is chiefly remembered as the play about poker.

Anyway, he is chiefly a melodist, in the McCartney vein (even though he sees himself as a Lennonite).

This is chiefly a qualitative aspect of the project.

Free boron is chiefly used in making boron fibers, where it is deposited by chemical vapor deposition on a tungsten core (see below).