Sentence examples for constructed largely of from inspiring English sources

Like the stories in "The State We're In," "The Cinderella Waltz" is constructed largely of dialogue.

Its body unit, constructed largely of aluminum, is virtually identical to that of the SL550.

Regarde les plis!" exclaimed a young boy about an extraordinary dress constructed largely of pleats — at cuffs, hem, and skirt.

Jones is captain of the Flying Dutchman, a ship constructed largely of rag and bone, which can dive and surface like a submarine.

Jonathan Barnes puts a perfectly good Oxford education to mischievous misuse in THE SOMNAMBULIST (Morrow, $23.95), a cheeky tale constructed largely of parts salvaged from the sensationalist novels of the past three centuries.

Many of these works raise issues that are unresolvable for even the most seemingly straightforward photographs: do they bring us closer to reality or do they distance us from a reality that is already constructed largely of photographs?

Wizard shit was a huge concern to Slytherin, one of the Hogwarts school houses in Harry Potter, because the proposed plumbing system was constructed largely on top of the Chamber of Secrets (a monster's lair left behind by an angry wizard), according to Pottermore.

That won't be easy: space is hard, it's expensive, it's dangerous, and the infrastructure for commercial space applications is only now being constructed, largely on the backs of giant corporations.

It is full of non-stop, roaring talk that is as brilliant as anything in the celebrated "ear" novels of the past decade — those novels (Elmore Leonard, Raymond Carver, Ann Beattie) constructed largely out of dialogue and designed to be heard, not merely read.

Constructed largely out of duets and trios, it progresses through a dazzling cascade of shapes and design.

Hu Jintao's career has been constructed largely out of difficult situations.