Sentence examples for has lived largely from inspiring English sources

Most see it as a personal decision from a man who, since his teens, has lived largely in exile, petitioning world leaders to help fight apartheid.

For the past decade, Tina Turner has lived largely in Geneva, and you wonder whether she has been frequenting Swiss rejuvenation clinics.

After consecutive promotions and a bright start to this season, Rovers will move up to fifth in League One if they beat Fleetwood at home on Tuesday night, with the change in ownership helping to fuel optimism around a club that has lived largely in the shadows of their neighbours Bristol City.

Ever since 1999, when the Kosovo war ended, they have lived largely beyond state authority.

Christians form about 10% of Egypt's population of 85 million, and have lived largely peacefully alongside Muslims for more than a millennium.

The Inuit, who as a people speak the same language in Alaska, across the Northwest Territories and into Greenland, have lived largely the same way for 16,000 years.

After all, in pre-revolutionary Cuba, blacks and whites had lived largely segregated, separated by huge disparities in economic and social standing.

In the novel Mr. Skvorecky chides the West for having lived largely insulated from the brutal tides of 20th-century history, telling of naïve students whose idea of a historic event is the death of Marilyn Monroe.

I was back in America from having lived largely abroad for some 12 years, and either I wrote to him about something or he wrote to me about something and we met for lunch at Zelda and his house in West Orange.

Also, Fridtjof Nansen and his companion Hjalmar Johansen had lived largely on polar bear meat in exactly the same area for 15 months without any ill effects.

The article paints a picture of a man who has lived life largely sheltered from the modern world, and is now perplexed by the attention heaped upon him.