Sentence examples for speaking chiefly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has avoided discussing the details of the plan, speaking chiefly in generalities and anecdotes.

"They've curbed the racism around immigration and started to stop speaking chiefly to the far right," said Stephanie Cutter, deputy campaign manager for Mr. Obama in 2012.

The subtext speaks chiefly to corporate image and very little to safety.

And both have spoken chiefly about Kaminski, suggesting a reluctance to defend the Latvian party.

Assamese literature, body of writings in the Assamese language spoken chiefly in Assam state, India.

Elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1816, he took his seat on the Left and spoke chiefly on financial questions.

The second official language is Arabic, which is spoken chiefly in northern Somalia and in the coastal towns.

Since then, I've spoken chiefly to Sue, who works with Special Olympics and is friendly to my 20-year-old son, Jamie, who has Down syndrome.

Their language, also called Arawak, is spoken chiefly by older adults, a characteristic that commonly foretells the death of a language.

Halang language, also called Haleng, Alang, Koyong, or Selong, language spoken chiefly in the central highlands of south-central Vietnam near Kon Tum.

Abkhaz, numerically the most important Abkhazo-Adyghian language of Transcaucasia, is spoken chiefly in Abkhazia republic, Georgia; and Abaza, which is closely related to Abkhaz, is spoken along a portion of the coast of the Georgian republic of Ajaria.