Sentence examples for early largely from inspiring English sources
In her work, as in her life, Lessing was unafraid of experimentation and radical departures; her early, largely autobiographical, social realist novels making way for her science-fiction Canopus series, of which she was personally the most proud.
But in its early, largely low-key campaign, the leaders of Learn NY have drawn the ire of some of the most active and vocal parent-advocates in the city.
She was fascinated by the early, largely unpublished clinical and theoretical material – some of it handwritten in Gothic German script, some typed, with many corrections, on thin blue paper – and she began to publish her findings.
Another impediment to absolute rule in Europe, in Dr. Fukuyama's telling, was that the concept of the rule of law emerged very early, largely because of the church's development of canon law in the 11th century.
And despite its early, largely non-consumer applications, eventually those core technologies began to disrupt almost every industry that had existed before it.
It forms the output of the early, largely modular sensory processing and the input to one or another system of higher-level cognitive processing.
William Gorman, the mayor of Hazard, invited the president to visit his town months earlier, largely to show how well Appalachia is doing.
In the House, the McCain attack has caused Democrats to revive an earlier, largely overlooked flap in which charges of anti-Catholicism marred a bipartisan attempt to choose a new chaplain.
Carlos Castresana, the head of a UN-appointed investigative commission, had resigned three days earlier largely because Mr Reyes, whom he accused of having ties to criminal groups, remained in office.
The country was shocked this week by the seemingly unrepentant performance of three top Scotland Yard figures, two now retired, who oversaw the earlier, largely toothless, investigations of The News of the World.
We were dismissing other critics of this car earlier, largely because the competition for this car leans more toward firm rides in the name of performance.
