Sentence examples for it's largely true from inspiring English sources
But it's largely true that fusion, born in the late 1960's as an intrepid hybrid of jazz, rock and soul, produced a glut of music that was bombastic or bathetic, and sometimes both at once.
Most of us would be skeptical of such a claim--but it's largely true.
It's largely true, but experience teaches us that we should lay off our friends' spouses, children and favorite reality programs.
And it's largely true: the total amount paid in income tax in the UK was £132.2bn when Osborne became chancellor in 2010-11.
"It's largely true that in his last two years he focused on two things: the beginning of his run for the presidency and health reform, which was to be his signature achievement and one for which he deserves a significant amount of the credit," Widmer told me.
In Guangzhou's case it is largely true.
But it is largely true that Labor has won the social media battle, and Mr Rudd's penchant for "selfies" with any voter within two metres holding a smart phone, may give him an edge over Mr Abbott.
Perhaps because it is largely true.
The quotation resonated because it was largely true.
Sure, but it was a pretty good myth and even better since it was largely true.
