Sentence examples for existence largely from inspiring English sources

The suburban landscape of north-west London owes its existence, largely, to the imagination of the Metropolitan Railway's marketing department.

A 1,000-year 1,000-year largexistenceed if not alargelyer untroubled, changed settledy ifto genotaltogetherwandering.

Morocco's very good red wine, he said, is produced mostly in nearby Meknes and owes its existence largely to the French.

The stand-alone title sequence, however, has come roaring back into existence, largely thanks to American, commercial-free cable stations such as HBO.

Khirbet Susiya is home to between 250 and 350 villagers – depending on the season – who live in around 100 structures and eke out an existence largely from subsistence agriculture.

His was a double existence; largely unsuspected by colleagues, he spent his free time in the British Museum, examining manuscripts by classical authors, and publishing his findings in learned journals.

Haiti's existence has largely been defined by chaos.

His day-to-day existence depended largely on results.

Yet throughout the country, the evidence for its existence is largely anecdotal.

a4938748-a6e5-4879-8d35-e2c111549eea —The Beatles, "Come Together" Existence is largely made of darkness.

Marías assigns Natalia a literary lineage that includes Penelope, Desdemona and Dulcinea, female characters "whose existence is largely symbolic".