Sentence examples for who chiefly from inspiring English sources
It's not Gill but another commune member, the painter and poet David Jones, who chiefly inspires him.
But the past half century has seen an increase, in number and in prestige, of artists as conceptual performers: people who chiefly do things, whatever their auxiliary output of pictures and objects.
"Nobody else has any of these sounds on their hard drives or in their samples, anywhere in the world," said Mr. Cicci, who chiefly uses Live, an audio software program from Ableton, to create and mix his sounds.
That is partly because online merchants typically pursue different goals with their marketing dollars than, say, consumer goods manufacturers, who chiefly want people to remember their brands when they shop at the supermarket.
The Icelanders are divided between those who chiefly blame the government, for having deregulated the financial laws to such an extent that - short of outright piracy - anything went, and those who blame the bankers, whose extravagance the rest of the citizenry beheld in the spontaneous parties they hosted in the swankier bars of Reykjavik, swilling £1,000- a-bottle champagne as if it were beer.
MF was the project officer who chiefly implemented the study.
After 26 years of civil war between the Tamils, who are chiefly Hindus, and the Sinhalese majority, who are chiefly Buddhists, the Sri Lankan state won decisively in 2009.
The force raised totaled 800 from the Tryon County militia; it was composed primarily of poorly trained farmers, who were chiefly of Palatine German descent.
He identified a section of the population who aspired chiefly to greater material gain.
Her father and first teacher, Louis Vigée, was a noted portraitist who worked chiefly in pastels.
