Everyone thinks chiefly of his own, hardly at all of the common interest".
As he worked on the poem, he thought chiefly of himself.
For those enamored of Mr. Glass's iconoclastic formative years, and for those who think of him chiefly as a prolific writer of operas, the notion that he now has a historically resonant nine symphonies (and counting) to his credit might seem strange.
Compare health on this score: while many think it matters chiefly or entirely because of its connection with pleasure, there are few skeptics about the importance of health.
We still think of him chiefly as Gatsby's author, though, by the end of his life, he was not often thought of in the world of readers and writers at all.
Rahman uses his novel to think hard and well, chiefly about connections among class, knowledge, and belonging.
Chiefly, I think, because the comic unmasks an aggression that lives in all of us, but that social conventions and good manners normally conceal.
Mr. Craig said that "Phoenix '55" is a labor of love and he likes to think that Nancy is chiefly responsible for its success.
Oh they've hedged the clauses - Hostel would probably escape, Frenzy too, as I don't think Hitch intended it chiefly to titillate, but all those Continental "art" movies which follow the nude, rather than Nosferatu, wing of vampirism - who could argue that they're not intended to arouse?
Do we really think the Kochs are chiefly concerned about working families making five figures rather than expanding their own wealth?
