This charming American neatness and freshness is what I chiefly recall about her physical person".
"What I chiefly learned was how to enjoy, between four walls, almost every secret flight," she later recalled, sounding almost sentimental.
But, just a few hours after learning of his death, what I chiefly remember is the generosity of the man himself.
What I chiefly remember, though, is the moment several days later when his older sister Joanna tells him that Nicholas, his twin brother, is dead.
What I'd chiefly remembered about the novel, of course, was the long, passionate, sensual honeymoon of Will and Anna Brangwen; long before John and Yoko, they live for days in their double-bed: "They found themselves there, and they lay still in each other's arms; for their moment they were at the heart of eternity, whilst time roared off, forever far off, towards the rim".
(IDP, 2 286/TP, 259) {§4.5} What I am chiefly concerned to establish is this: in metaphysics one must proceed analytically throughout, for the business of metaphysics is actually the analysis of confused cognitions.
But when it comes to what I call "human-scale" films -- chiefly original dramas and more sophisticated, literate comedies and romances, the rest of the world is eating our lunch.
Chiefly, authenticity – which is what I think voters are most keen to see, at a time when politics has been so discredited.
And so, he said: "I don't have any idea what emotions, if any, my old canoe paddle on display in there will arouse in others, but what it chiefly arouses in me, aside from a few recollections, is disgust that I let a useful tool lie out for three or four years among willows beside a stock pond, where it was rotted by weather and fractured by the hooves of Black Angus cows.
Smith, with the style of an Alderman out of JB Priestley, gave a performance which held public attention to the end, but performance was what it chiefly was.
To learn the written language, what you chiefly need is a good memory.
