Sentence examples for is largely drawn from inspiring English sources

The Gazette's readership is largely drawn from millions of foreign workers.

This corps of people and backers is largely drawn from the pool of successful U.S. technocrats.

The following article is largely drawn from the biblical account of David's reign.

There are no star names: the cast, often untried, is largely drawn from the Old Vic Theatre School.

The group is largely drawn from the CAR's Muslim minority and the conflict soon became defined along sectarian faultlines.

The U.S. prison population is largely drawn from the most disadvantaged part of the nation's population: mostly men under age 40, disproportionately minority, and poorly educated.

During the previous wave of large-scale demonstrations in Moscow, the crowds were largely drawn from the capital's middle class — educated, professional people in their twenties, thirties, and forties.

He joined Ballet West, whose staff was largely drawn from the Joffrey, in 2007.

The staff of this new department will be largely drawn from the agencies we are combining.

The audience was largely drawn from the M.I.T. faculty and the university's Media Lab.

The members of the convention will be largely drawn from the European Commission, national governments, national parliaments and the European Parliament.