Sentence examples for well chiefly from inspiring English sources

Rahman uses his novel to think hard and well, chiefly about connections among class, knowledge, and belonging.

Well, chiefly from a writer's own experiences – the fictional author Peter Van Houten in Green's The Fault in Our Stars reads like a clever nod to this fact.

They decided that the Gmünd buildings would suit as long as they could have the Zell flying school as well, chiefly for storage.

Last summer, by-elections in Leicester South and Birmingham Hodge Hill saw big swings to the Lib Dems.Admittedly, these constituencies are very different from the ones in which the Lib Dems traditionally do well (chiefly Scotland and Wales, rural constituencies in the south-west of England and prosperous suburbs) where the main enemy is the Tories.

For Helen Mackay, a cheery 23-year-old from Thurso, it took three years as well, but chiefly because she wanted to stay in Scotland.

This news followed a strong earnings report from Pandora for the fourth quarter as well, thanks chiefly to mobile revenue growth of 111percentt year-over-year (to $80.3 million), which caused the company's stock to jump for joy.

We may well be chiefly remembered for mephedrone, shufflers and furious responses to Vine comedians, but maybe it'd pay to stop caring about what we'll be remembered for and just get on with finding our own routes out of this pissed-up purgatory.

We may well be chiefly remembered for mephedrone, shufflers, and furious responses to Vine comedians, but maybe it'd pay to stop caring about what we'll be remembered for and just get on with finding our own routes out of this pissed-up purgatory.

Furthermore, when we compare the individual specimens with their matching cancer and noncancer tissues, GN4082 tumour vs GN4082 normal and 4614 tumour vs 4614 normal, it is convincing that the cancer and noncancer samples are very well separated chiefly on the basis of PC1, giving confidence in the overall pattern.

It is an important fact that torture does not work -- a fact that is well-documented, chiefly by interrogators themselves, who have said time and again that torture does not produce good intelligence.

Mr Yushchenko defended himself ably against some charges, such as ethnic slurs against his American-born wife, but much less well against others, chiefly that the central bank, when he ran it, had misled the IMF about Ukraine's reserves.Other criticism mars his more recent record too.