Sentence examples for mainly to show from inspiring English sources

"It's mainly to show your muscles, going out.

Homme d'affaires talk is intended mainly to show the speaker's education, status and connections.

Both are facsimiles that serve mainly to show us the richness of the original.

Of old, especially among villagers, a politician was supposed mainly to show his face at rallies.

Indeed, you might even get the impression that the film was made mainly to show him off.

The selection serves mainly to show how Western cosmology evolved in response to increasingly accurate empirical observation.

State Farm would cut that rate by about 20% to $380 annually if you mentioned that it was a collectible car and that you planned to drive it mainly to shows and to show off, said State Farm spokesman Bob Devereux.

"It's mainly just to show we're still talking," a senior Israeli official said.

Dr. Albright's trip to Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador is mainly intended to show support for democracy at a time when authoritarian habits are returning to several South American countries.

The surprise rate cuts — like the fiscal stimulus plan President Bush announced on Friday — were mainly intended to show that the powers-that-be can act decisively.

This notebook is mainly intended to show how to do this, rather than explain why (or the differences between the various frequentist and Bayesian methods for coming up with an error estimate).