Sentence examples for draw largely on from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

However, one consequence of the long-held view of gold as inert metal is that its organometallic chemistry contains many "unknowns", and catalytic cycles devised to explain gold's reactivity draw largely on analogies with other transition metals.

22 The study comprised four phases and data collection within each phase is detailed in table 2. The findings presented here draw largely on phase 3 in which observations and interviews were undertaken across the three sites between November 2010 and January 2012.

There is debate in the biomedical research literature over the exact nature of community engagement [ 1- 3] but the overall goals are agreed to draw largely on ethical concerns, including demonstrating respect for, protecting and empowering participant communities and individuals and strengthening research processes [ 4- 7].

To reconstruct the planning and execution of what one conspirator called the "Assisted Regime Change," Roberts draws largely on recently released documents in the British National Archives, as well as a host of private documents from and interviews with nearly all of the story's major players (though he fails to provide any footnotes for his sources).

The text draws largely on the actual words of historical figures, who are represented by vocal soloists.