Sentence examples for it's chiefly from inspiring English sources

But it's chiefly a gentleman's agreement, reliant on neighbourly goodwill.

But if "back to basics" is what's being sought here, it's chiefly in terms of the songs.

Their most accessible peak is Jabal Akhdar ("Green Mountain" in Arabic, though it's chiefly sun-scorched limestone); alongside, Jabal Shams soars over 3,000 metres.

It's chiefly reminiscent of Orbital, the one dance act that back in the day the indie boys liked – and that, surely, is where we came in.

Its executive producer is Steven Soderbergh, on whose 2009 film of the same title the series is based, but it's chiefly steered by Lodge Kerrigan and Amy Seimetz.

So although the story is very much about the father, it's chiefly about the way the changing vision of the father is shaped by Thomas's new needs and anxieties.

But, of course, it is chiefly Erice's film - a perfectly controlled and imagined first feature so painstakingly made that Elias Querejeta, one of Spain's most enlightened producers, worried that it would never be completed.

It was chiefly Amaury's intervention that cleared Goddet of criminal suspicion and then helped re-establish him in the publishing business – and, crucially, as the director of the reborn Tour de France.

It is chiefly Mr. Carmack's programming that has led, over more than a decade, to a series of breakthroughs in the way computers graphically render believable environments and characters.

It was chiefly its wealth that tempted Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia to wrest Silesia from the Habsburg heiress Maria Teresa in the War of the Austrian Succession (1740 48).

The army has long called the shots in the country's budget, partly because it was chiefly the army that kept the country in order.