Sentence examples for associates largely from inspiring English sources

Godfrey of Bouillon, leader of the first large army to depart and duke of Lower Lorraine since 1087, was the only major prince from the German kingdom involved in the Crusade, though he and his associates largely spoke French.

But Mr. Rudin said the movie was about conflicting truths, as recalled by Mr. Zuckerberg and his associates, largely in a pair of court cases that ended in settlements.

The DIY guns have, however, increasingly fitted into an emerging pattern of violence that has seen either individuals or small groups of friends or associates, largely unrelated to factions, organise "lone wolf" attacks.

Mr. Schroder coolly lays out the connections between Mr. Vergès's left-wing and right-wing associates, largely letting the historical players speak for themselves amid archival images and snippets from "The Battle of Algiers," Gillo Pontecorvo's influential 1966 cri de coeur about the Algerian fight for independence.

So why has patriotism come to be associated largely with the political right?

Hitherto the Ulster Scots movement was associated largely with the fringes of loyalism, something Ramsay and his ilk have little time for.

The remaining muscles are quite small and associated largely with feeding and the movement of internal organs.

The left-brain, associated largely with scientific activity, and the right hemisphere concerned with religious matters, must work in unison.

It hardly matters, since the effect is the same: a city in which the notion of architectural greatness is associated largely with the past.

The variable weather conditions that are typical of high and middle latitudes are associated largely with fluctuations in the location and intensity of this boundary between air masses called the polar front.

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