Sentence examples for I largely know from inspiring English sources

Sure, I largely know what's what, but I increasingly worry about what I don't know.

This is also a culinary tradition that I largely knew as an Iranian living in the diaspora.

I am largely known as a gentleman with a large moustache who sings songs about cricket, pipe smoking, crack cocaine and pornography accompanied by a banjolele, but my chums who are either teachers or have children of school age see Gove as pretty much the devil incarnate.

Large ones aren't as big of a concern, as we largely know where they are.

For now, they say, it is a low-key enterprise supplying people who largely know one another.

The regulars largely know each other, many being members of the dues-short ice yachting clubs of the area.

The tectonic history of the Arctic Basin in the Cenozoic Era (i.e., about the past 65 million years) is largely known from available geophysical data.

It was obviously, as I understood later, a case of Madiba [the honorary tribal name by which Mandela is largely known] being the great strategist that he is.

As reviewed earlier, an immediate concern for developing a WAF test is related to target group(s) of learners in that words need to be largely known to the learners so as to make the test assess an aspect of knowledge (i.e., depth) distinct from vocabulary size.

The details of the deadly night are largely known.

Although Wellcome is largely known as a biomedical organisation, we're much more than that.