Sentence examples for i would largely from inspiring English sources
There's much huffing and puffing about how tricky asparagus is to pair with wine, though I would largely ignore it.
I do know how and why I do things, but with other writers I would largely be guessing, so it is not entirely from vanity that I turn to my own works for examples, and garlic.
I would largely agree that most of these states are included in the New Heartland, with respect to their lifestyle and core values.
Despite Murdoch's pugnacious tactics, I'd largely respected him in the past: for his passion, for his independence, and, even, for his unabashed patronage of bad taste.
Despite regularly incorporating honey syrups into cocktails, until recently I'd largely avoided honey's fermented iteration, either straight or as a mixer.
"I'd largely avoided the drug culture of the '70s," the narrator of the title story in "How It Ended" relates, "but even I could remember when drugs were viewed as the sacraments of a vague liberation theology or, later, as a slightly risky form of recreation.
Up to that point, I'd largely deferred to established systems, and implicitly to the collective experience, knowledge, and logic they represented.
Not that Medal of Honor, EA's 2010 re-boot of the series that's (in famously set in Afghanistan, is rubbish, but if the reviews are hovering around 6 or 7, yeah, I'd largely agree with them.
With all that we faced in New York that month, I'd largely forgotten about Staehle's show at Postmasters.
Like so many tourists on a limited schedule, I'd largely skipped Tel Aviv in favor of the major historical sites in Jerusalem and beyond.
