Sentence examples for cultivated largely from inspiring English sources

He drops names of Washington contacts cultivated largely for the purpose of dropping their names.

Of the 1,200 guests, about 800 were cultivated largely through relationships with Bear Stearns.

The plant, which is cultivated largely in eastern Africa, contains stimulants that are released when its stems and leaves are chewed.

Improvements in farm productivity were long hampered because fields typically are divided into tiny plots that are cultivated largely by manual labour and animal power.

It's done relatively well here without much effort — top acts have begun to play arena shows, thanks to fan bases cultivated largely online.

Royce and I had little in common, other than an interest in Spain and the Spanish language, which he professed to have cultivated largely in the belief that the Hispanic world would one day be the driving force behind the global economy.

The plants are chiefly cultivated in India and Brazil, largely for their oil.

After the war, dime-novel Westerns cultivated a huge, largely Eastern, and altogether male audience: they were the first mass-market fiction sold to men and boys.

As the English, French, Dutch, and, to a lesser extent, the Danes colonized the smaller West Indian islands, these became plantation settlements, largely cultivated by blacks.

Friedan also argued that the feminine mystique hurt women both personally and professionally, and she held that, for women as well as for men, identity was largely cultivated through a sense of personal achievement, primarily through a career.

Akanbi thinks this rejection of luxury fashion is deliberate, and is "largely cultivated by the grossly underpaid consumer … It represents a political idea which simply states that clothing is too expensive, fashion is entirely too important and rebellion will always reign supreme".