Sentence examples for it's principally from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say that it's principally about Diana's illness and how those who love her deal with it.

It's principally because of its accurate summation of one man's American dream in all its absurdity - the girls in the strip-joint are nurtured almost as part of him, and the club itself, which looks like a particularly seedy purgatory to us, is clearly heaven to him.

The sharp geometries and tightly coiled energy of Jeyasingh's style sit well on Rambert's superb dancers, and if Terra Incognita feels a tad over-extended, it's principally due to the length of the preceding works.

It's principally a question of method.

"It's principally because of the economic situation," he said.

But it's principally about the times in which they wrote them.

Representative James A. Leach, Republican of Iowa and a member of the International Relations Committee, said that "it is principally up to China" to improve trade relations.

The elderly president dithered over Milošević's offers, and it was principally the US threat to walk away from the talks and hand their stewardship over to the Europeans that scared him into acceptance.

Bernanke, who was then a new member of the Federal Reserve Board, not its chair, argues that it was principally a regulatory failure.

The Jack Russell Terrier is a small terrier that has its origins in fox hunting; it is principally white-bodied and smooth, rough or broken-coated.

But, as Samuel West's superbly acted revival reminds us, it is principally a play about fathers and sons and the emotional deficiencies of men prey to ungovernable obsession.