Sentence examples for different largely from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Pearson has a twin brother with the same disease – but that manifests itself in entirely different, largely invisible, symptoms.

Writing for the theatre is about shaping texts robust enough for collaboration; film is quite different, largely because it draws so much of its strength from the contingent.

Ireland's image is somewhat different, largely because their coach, Joe Schmidt, is widely considered to be a genuinely innovative thinker on the game.

But just a short drive inland, no more than 20 minutes, is a very different, largely uncongested region of horse farms and gentle hills, affluent gated communities and hillsides flecked with glass-walled houses.

While the term "corporate collection" often conjures images of sterile offices lined with prints of well-known images, the UBS PaineWebber collection is different largely because Mr. Marron has overseen so many of the acquisitions.

First, the old form:There is and has long been some amount of anti-Semitism, of hatred and violence against Jews, from a small sector of the population who hate others who may be different or perceived to be different, largely for the sake of hating.

Rose says he considers each season's team distinctly different and largely unrelated to earlier teams.

For most of us, time falls into different, and largely private, patterns.

Yet each features a fresh cast of characters in a different century, largely involved in unrelated activities.

For their recent "Watch The Throne" appearances at Madison Square Garden, Jay-Z and West were able to fully exploit their different temperaments largely because of projections.

This moment does feel different, though, largely because the teen-age survivors of the Parkland shooting have commanded the national stage with their raw and righteous indignation.