Sentence examples for draw largely from inspiring English sources

His extensive philanthropic pursuits draw largely from his fortune.

The video documentaries, embedded as computer-playable QuickTime files on the stereo CDs, draw largely on interviews recorded for "The Beatles Anthology" (1995) and offer a few surprises.

Their quarter-final had been the talk of the town ever since the draw was made and, consequently, Murray had managed to cruise through the draw largely without fuss, happy to stay on the undercard.

The renegade mindset, historically so much a part of Lone Star culture, once led Texas artists to avoid the influence of New York and Los Angeles (while longing for the exposure) and draw largely on local tradition.

Mr. Assad has also come to rely more heavily on paramilitary militias that draw largely from his Alawite sect and other minorities who consider him a bulwark against the rebels' Islamism.

Fleischer's attacks draw largely on polls gathered by the Pew Research Center and Gallup, whose data suggests that Americans view Israel more "favorably" than their Palestinian and Iranian neighbors.

Before becoming king, Abdullah struggled to preserve an independent power base through his command of the National Guard, a large, paramilitary force drawn largely from desert tribes.

The ranks of the caregivers are drawn largely from women.

He draws largely from that album here, using his trademark tapping technique.

In fact, the program's sources are drawn largely from official government data available to anyone.

Since the Civil War, the White House medical staff has been drawn largely from the military.