Sentence examples for it chiefly from inspiring English sources
Where they revelled in strange imagery for its own sake, Freud saw value in it chiefly insofar as it could be interpreted.
The Bogart Parallel For all Mammon's shortcomings and despite the creeping sensation that this series wasn't half as profound as its writers wanted it to be, I enjoyed it chiefly as a hard-boiled thriller.
He enjoyed it chiefly because he could speak in a whisper.
He attributed it chiefly to one failed romantic encounter after another.
Satie's music is very precise, even formal; the choreography, generally bland, used it chiefly as little more than atmosphere.
So in those early days was it chiefly a ladies' thing, with men making an occasional appearance?
It does, chiefly because it reminded me that Liverpool drew at home to Fulham.
Although soil is abundant in Fe, plants cannot utilize it as it is chiefly present as largely insoluble Fe III) compounds.
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).
It is not a memoir; it consists chiefly of lectures on war, edited for publication.
It occurs chiefly with tyuyamunite (its calcium analogue) in sandstone, either disseminated or locally as small pure masses, particularly around fossil wood.
