Sentence examples for you chiefly from inspiring English sources

To learn the written language, what you chiefly need is a good memory.

And a public that remembers you chiefly as the ice goddess whose beauty once drove James Stewart to the brink of madness.

I see my function rather as that of drawing you out, possibly pinning you down, chiefly because your reactions to the questions we are about to discuss are of considerable public interest, in view of your position in politics.

The only aspects of the work that stand out are the elements that make you squirm: chiefly that Mr. Smits, a Belgian, has made a piece for nine "dancers of African origin," as the program notes state.

There are several reasons why you should chiefly consider wood stoves that are less than about 15 years old.

"It's something more complex than the toast you'd make at home, chiefly because you don't have the ingredients".

You can talk about Presidents, parties, and other major political actors, but only if you understand them chiefly as mediums through which interest groups operate.

The Future of Reading in Schools Do you still learn chiefly from printed textbooks at your school?

Listening to your children is not easy, because you will hear a great deal that you may wish you had not heard, chiefly accounts of your shortcomings.

But it has drawbacks, Cavagna says — chiefly that you can't see where you're going.

My ability to create the interaction you just described lies chiefly in the medium I am working with.