Sentence examples for been largely more from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the written media have been largely more supportive than TV or radio.

My mom passed away over ten years ago, and five years after that, we brought in a live-in aide for my father, though she'd really been largely more of a companion.

The beauty looks however, were largely more low key.

Nationwide, voting equipment was largely more reliable, registration lists more accurate and election administrators better trained, they said.

Main courses tend to hold less interest than the appetizers, perhaps because they are largely more of the same.

The arrival of both was largely more intriguing than the 135th game in a season that was long ago lost for the Mets.

Despite this, Extreme Happiness - if not exactly producing that feeling - is largely more enjoyable than it might sound, even as it ultimately reaches deeply disquieting conclusions.

These holes in the plot incensed a generation of young movie buffs, who are largely more progressive than the country's censors.

The results of the L-shaped membrane show that the hierarchical finite element solutions are largely more accurate than the linear finite element solutions despite the use of fewer system degrees of freedom.

But in practice, Dr. Seligman says, people's answers to that question are largely — more than 70 percent — determined by how they're feeling at the moment of the survey, not how they judge their lives over all.

In an experiment that focused on mandating time off for consultants for at least one night per week, she noticed that — over time — their work lives improved, and they were largely more productive.