Sentence examples for belonging largely from inspiring English sources

The wild-derived strain MSM belongs to M. m. molossinus, while most laboratory mouse strains were derived from the same small original population belonging largely to M. m. domesticus(Bonhomme & Guénet 1996; Ferris et al. 1982; Wade et al. 2002, Yonekawa et al. 1982).

That was a distinction that belonged largely to him.

"The Culture of Art," the last section, belongs largely to Rembrandt.

The newspaper was owned by Mr. Hariri and still belongs largely to his family.

The result belonged largely to Nick Knight with his calculated, clean-striking hundred, the sixth by him in the competition.

The rest of the night belonged largely to Luck, whose preternatural maturity and unpretentiousness calls to mind a younger Manning.

But the occasion belonged largely to Yo-Yo Ma, who played both Haydn's C major Cello Concerto and Edgar Meyer's Double Concerto for cello and double bass.

The point, subtly made, is that virtue belongs largely to the working classes rather than to the well-off sexual libertines.

Teachers are highly unionized and belong largely to the Federation for National Education and the National Syndicate of Instructors, as well as other left-wing unions.

But the writing he did later, for his own ensembles — and earlier, for the Claude Thornhill Orchestra in the 1940s — still belongs largely to the realm of the connoisseur.

The partnership of Rodgers and Hart (as opposed to that of Rodgers and his later collaborator, Oscar Hammerstein II) belonged largely to the 1920s and '30s.