Sentence for largely | Use largely in a sentence

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• We offered to pay largely. (10)
• Society was largely a purchaser. (10)
• I am sure that this was largely by mere chance. (9)
• Since then he has devoted himself largely to composition. (3)
• For this view the old-time editor is largely responsible. (16)
• St. Jean du Gard is a large place, and largely Protestant. (2)
• For it is largely on the answer to this that my future depends. (8)
• These are largely the tickets given for bill-posting privileges. (21)
• He did not add largely to her stock of items, nor did he fetch new colours. (10)
• What composers contributed most largely to the educational side of violin music? (3)
• And Wright generously allots the praise for their beauty where it largely belongs. (13)
• It is not altogether an art, perhaps, for success in it is largely due to accident. (7)
• The Americans, largely reinforced, continued for some time to hang about the city. (19)
• I confess that I share largely in the feeling that leads them to this determination. (14)
• Let us remember, therefore, we men who have drunk of it largely there, that she has it. (10)
• Mr. Barrett observed him stand out largely, as if filled by the spirit of the big drum. (10)
• Authors are largely matters of fashion, like this style of bonnet, or that shape of gown. (9)
• It is largely because of this that I have elected to seek the seclusion of another world. (8)
• He had not a rap of money in the world; yet he rode a horse, lived high, expended largely. (10)
• It has grown up largely within the past two decades, and still lacks literary workmanship. (16)
• Spelling and punctuation have been largely brought into conformity with modern British usage. (4)
• It was largely the personal power and eminence of the master that attracted and retained pupils. (3)
• X How the future will solve the problems of journalism must be largely a matter of conjecture. (16)
• The development of poster printing and bill posting is due largely to the demands of the circus. (21)
• The sole inhabitant contemplates his largely substantial full fleshed face and figure in a glass. (10)
• Now the interest is largely local; but few of the modern French operas are heard outside of France. (3)
• He imagined it very dramatic, and he was surprised to find it in his experience so largely subjective. (9)
• The size of the man increased his aspect of villany, which in return added largely to his giant size. (10)
• At the age of nine, he gave his first concert before an audience composed largely of Hungarian nobility. (3)
• A panic is largely psychological, and the newspapers can do much to aggravate or to mitigate its severity. (16)
• The banished of Eden had to put on metaphors, and the common use of them has helped largely to civilize us. (10)
• To us who have our lives so largely in books the material world is always the fable, and the ideal the fact. (9)
• His clothes and linen, his cravats and jewels and toilet articles are largely still here where I live alone. (12)
• His concert appearances have invariably been successful, although he has devoted himself largely to teaching. (3)
• He required the ablest men of the country to write for him, and it was just that they should be largely paid. (10)
• To-day the public often measures the value of an enterprise largely by the size and character of its posters. (21)
• In 1902 a new building was erected largely through the benefactions of several public-spirited citizens of Boston. (3)
• And it is largely due to this commercial activity that the school of the Netherlands attained such an undying fame. (3)
• He leaned nearer to her, drawing largely on the claim his incredulity had to inspect her sweet features accurately. (10)
• The news gave comfort, except for the suspicion, that the dear mother was being worn by her entertaining so largely. (10)
• He wiped his forehead largely with his handkerchief; as one whom Calamity hunted a little too hard in summer weather. (10)
• Half an hour later she thought it time to join the young people, urged largely by the frantic interest of her daughter. (9)
• It is rather matter of fact in form and manner, and largely owes what magic it has to the inherent charm of its subject. (9)
• The second complaint of writers, that criticism is largely young and incompetent,—or merely incompetent,—is well founded. (16)
• It would have been more difficult to put these down, if the process had not been so largely, so almost entirely subjective. (9)
• All of those who were favored with prosperity remained at home, and they were largely the first-born sons, or entailed heirs. (18)
• Boyne stood talking to his mother, with his hands, which he had not grown to, largely planted on the jambs of her state-room door. (9)
• You have your grandson in Parliament, largely acquainted with the principal members of society, husband of an hereditary princess! (10)
• The metropolis supplies the Sunday reading of the American people, largely because it has the resources of Grub Street to draw upon. (16)
• It must be as hard to think up anything new in that kind as in romanticistic fiction, which circus-acting otherwise largely resembles. (9)
• Jorian DeWitt, our guest at this season, told me subsequently, and with the utmost seriousness, that I was largely indebted to Mdlle. (10)
• His professional career has been largely spent in this country, his work as conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra being notable. (3)
• The inclemency of heaven, which has thus endowed the language of Scotland with words, has also largely modified the spirit of its poetry. (2)
• She had missed, had lost, she feared, her own jewelbox; a casket of no great treasure to others, but of a largely estimable importance to her. (10)
• She tried not to be impulsive; that was criminal in one of her calling; and she struggled for patience with an endeavor that was largely successful. (9)
• The influences environing her and pressing her to submission sharpened her perusal of the small object largely endowed by circumstances to demand it. (10)
• In fact, it has been said that house designing is largely an assembling, into pleasing general proportions, of carefully designed traditional details. (17)
• Her studies in composition were largely made without teachers, guided principally by the most thorough and extensive study of the scores of the masters. (3)
• Early languages were largely pictorial, and records kept in this manner furnish us representations of the religious, martial, and social life of the early races. (3)
• The pathos appears false and strained; the humor largely horseplay; the character theatrical; the joviality pumped; the psychology commonplace; the sociology alone funny. (9)
• The English writers seem largely to suspect their publishers; but I believe that American authors, when not flown with flattering reviews, as largely trust theirs. (9)

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