Sentence examples for is perhaps largely from inspiring English sources

Which is, perhaps, largely the point.

" We in the United States have long labored under a profound misconception of what schnapps is, perhaps largely because of unfortunate associations with frat houses, flaming shots at happy hours and that ungodly, mentholated monstrosity — consumed in Germany, its country of origin, primarily as a digestif — known as Jägermeister.

This is perhaps largely due to the current lack of consideration for scanning curve prediction within hysteresis loops and so is a priority for future research.

But if that sounds bleak, somehow on the page it manages not to be, perhaps largely because Benn's joyful curiosity about the world around him remains undimmed.

It's fair to ask whether the current requirements in the scope of work that require marking and retrieval of individual remains in perpetuity are perhaps largely unnecessary.

Summers (1995) point out that the relative openness of this small group of writers was perhaps largely due to their diasporic locations.

Perhaps most importantly for understanding the evolution of parasitism, we can expect substantial differences between trypanosomatid cell surfaces that function primarily to manipulate and frustrate the host immune response and bodonid membranes that are perhaps largely concerned with cellular homeostasis.

What is perhaps overlooked – largely because those who comment are poorly-informed – is that cinemas like Club 487 are in effect social clubs that members attend regularly, forming acquaintanceships and friendships over long periods of time.

This is perhaps why Mary Jo Bang largely succeeds in her new book of elegies for her son, called, simply enough, "Elegy".

Dan Andreasen is perhaps the most successful, largely because in "With a Little Help From Daddy" he fashions a tight weave between his reassuring pictures and his gentle words.

Thus, attempting to replicate in vivo fluxes of A2E or its delivery routes is perhaps futile, besides being largely unknown.