Sentence examples for sometimes chiefly from inspiring English sources
The Martins version at City Ballet draws from the Fonteyn-Royal tradition as well as the Maryinsky's, and sometimes (chiefly in the Vision Scene) adds effective variants of its own.
Mods sometimes offer chiefly cosmetic upgrades or alterations, like bringing Mario to HD; other times the changes run deeper, and the games are improved or re-imagined to incalculable degrees.
Colombia's violence and fractured politics sometimes seem important chiefly because they provide a compelling backdrop for the author's emotional states, analyzed in every shade.
The late (at least in the United States), unlamented insect sought out any wound it could find on warm-blooded animals -- chiefly livestock, but sometimes people -- and then laid hundreds of eggs.
They feed chiefly on milkweed and sometimes on nightshade.
It is sometimes overlooked, however, that he did so chiefly by putting up Italian taxes.In the longer run, even bigger questions hang over Europe's future.
In the larger salons, the giant motifs seem closer to human scale, chiefly because the carpet borders sometimes reiterate the architecture, implying wide molding around doors or wainscoting along walls.
The muscular prose and spiky jokes are treats too.What is sometimes missing oddly, in a book that aims chiefly to supply the missing context is a sense of fairness and proportion.
Ganoid scales, sometimes considered a modification of the placoid type, are chiefly bony but are covered with an enamel-like substance called ganoin.
This is chiefly because Menand usually does get it right, sometimes brilliantly so.
The newspapers regularly report incidents in which women, chiefly from the lower castes, are stripped and sometimes beaten as a act of revenge against their communities or families.
