Sentence examples for as largely of from inspiring English sources

Mme Picasso's problems - hysteria, haemorrhaging, unspecified 'gynaecological crises' - are dismissed here as largely of her own making.

"I think they have seen the situation in the west as largely of our making as we drove the Taliban out of Afghanistan," Mr. Gates said of Pakistan's leaders, "and now they're beginning to see these guys have designs on the Pakistani government".

You perceive change and success in your life as largely out of your control.

"We often think of modern society as largely independent of the environment, due to technological advances," coauthor Edward Miguel of UC Berkeley wrote.

The assault from the left he interpreted as largely an expression of European left-wing solidarity.

Growing up where I did, you encounter the city as largely a place of exclusion and containment.

Yes, New England, a place we tend to think of as largely liberal.

Instead, it is seen as largely reflective of the reality of working within the context of complex problems and interventions, as well as responding to individual need [ 17].

He saw Carter as largely ignorant of European interests and of the subtleties of international politics.

She still seems to regard Trump's base of support as largely consisting of the same "deplorables" she described in 2016.

Leśniewski was one of the earliest logicians to appreciate the virtues of Frege's logical work as largely independent of its inconsistency.