Sentence examples for face largely from inspiring English sources

A security camera reportedly caught the blurry image of a man, his face largely concealed by a baseball cap.

Photograph: Thanassis Stavrakis/AP And above is an image of a protestor (with his face largely concealed) kicking a riot police shield.

And though Solo's world — the nighttime streets and rough edges of a small American city — is in some ways more somber than Poppy's, he too must face, largely within the confines of a moving car, a profound challenge to his sunny view of it.

Backstory aside, the other intangible elements of the image come from its awkward composition, something that I love, but is likely to infuriate design pedants, from the positioning of the portrait in the oval shape which looks a little off-kilter, to Drake's face, largely covered in shadow.

The paradigm shift in treatment philosophies also means that many clinicians have started to plan from the external profile, placing importance on the soft tissues of the face largely to determine the limitations of orthodontic treatment.

The SMN helix is strongly amphipathic, with its hydrophobic face largely buried in a cavity formed by Gemin2 helices 1, 3, 5, and 7.

But the next day, Turkoglu did an about-face largely on his wife's preference for Toronto over Portland, and he was the centerpiece of a four-team sign-and-trade deal to the Raptors from the Orlando Magic.

P. & G. is still facing largely the same problems it was when Lafley came back.

They'd just cover their faces, largely because of the lyrics.

For now, both men are facing largely friendly audiences, farmers warm to their politics, donors who care about party domination, groups of older voters who share their views or are at least open to hearing them.

Although by no means the only measure of learning disability, this IQ figure does give some idea of the challenges facing largely untrained prison staff working in adverse circumstances and struggling to respond to individual need in a sea of numbers.