Sentence examples for represented chiefly from inspiring English sources
They are represented chiefly by polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, and polystyrene.
As represented chiefly by Provençal, Occitan was rich in poetic literature in the Middle Ages until the north crushed political power in the south (1208 29).
Today, in the inner solar system, these remnants are represented chiefly by the asteroids and their fragments; in the outer solar system, by the objects in and derived from the Kuiper belt and the Oort cloud.
What has been a stretch in recent seasons is the inclusion of a living, breathing composer in residence: this year, the American John Adams, represented chiefly by his opera "A Flowering Tree," written for a Viennese festival celebrating the Mozart anniversary year 2006 and inspired — more in spirit, Mr. Adams has said, than in substance — by "The Magic Flute".
The earlier "Troubles" of the 20th century do not get a showing at all (consigned, perhaps, to the "old hat" category), and the later, Northern outbreak is represented chiefly by a single story, among the strongest in the book: Anne Devlin's resonant "Naming the Names".
The inertinite group is represented chiefly by fusinite, funginite, and inertodetrinite.
In 1992, Bill Clinton galvanized the middle class, as Cuomo had, but challenged the orthodoxies that Cuomo by then had come to represent: chiefly, the old Democratic faith in the efficacy of government.
C.D.C. estimates of the prevalence of F.A.S. in America range from 0.2 to 1.5 children per 1,000 live births, but this data may represent chiefly those children whose facial dysmorphia render them recognizable; the rest may appear physically typical while contending with hidden neurological damage.
His eldest son, Ismāʿīl, predeceased him, but the "Seveners," represented today chiefly by the Ismāʿīlites (followers of Ismāʿīl)—argued that Ismāʿīl merely disappeared and would reappear one day.
The art of the colonial period is chiefly represented in the architecture and decor of Roman Catholic churches.
And I wish Wade had made the still small voice of conscience, chiefly represented by the club's president, a bit stronger.
