Sentence examples for figures largely in from inspiring English sources

It doesn't seem coincidental that conception, or its absence, figures largely in both narratives.

The legislators, juggling dozens of dollar figures largely in their heads, were to begin voting on the bills Thursday morning.

Mr. Bush, in name or inference, figures largely in his speech as the person most responsible for Mr. Edwards's two Americas.

From 2000 to 2009, the population of Nevada grew 32 percent, according to census figures, largely in the southern half of the state.

Israel, predictably, figures largely in the narrative, with great attention paid to its creation in 1948 and the displacement of Palestinians.

For what is revealed in Shapiro's Tuscany is nothing less than the wisdom of the first, the truest Christians, whose mark, the sign of the fish, figures largely in the plot.

The sun and seasons figured largely, in tandem with fertility rites meant to ensure good harvests.

Churches, railway stations, and other elements of a townscape figure largely in both books.

In fact they figure largely in her battle with Kenya's overwhelming environmental, social and political problems.

Tales of infidelity and its consequences figured largely in her conversation — though she judged on a sliding scale.

Minutely observed birds and animals, clearly based on contemporary animal drawings, figured largely in the decorative schemes.