Sentence examples for it largely feels from inspiring English sources

The way it largely feels when you talk to people is that they don't have the opportunity for a good life, but they're not quite desperate enough to get that life with violence.

It is also under intensive study because it is largely felt that its full potential has yet to be realized.

Thailand's politics have been rocked by Bangkok's urban elite trying to preserve their political and economic privileges against a rural population that largely feels it has been ignored yet toils on the land to feed the urban masses.

It is largely felt in Germany that this speech had next to no effect on the course of events in either the Soviet Union or the German Democratic Republic, which are both thought to have met their ends largely for economic reasons.

"The whole thing largely feels like a British album," Gerard Way said recently of this debut solo venture.

Three-dimensional printing still largely feels like a novelty or hobbyist technology, best for creating quirky trinkets, fancy desk adornments and pieces of jewelry.

Whitehall largely feels like a normal business, working hard on future projects but free from the tension caused by a government at full throttle.

Today, even in Cambridge, we're dealing with aspects of that same fallout: a disengaged public that largely feels disconnected from (and often disillusioned with) local politics.

She swings a leg atop the arm of the chair she's sitting in and explains that the mix is representative of a strange facet of her taste that she largely feels pulled toward music without vocals.

NME readers largely felt that it should always be the Fall or the Smiths.

It's as a platform that its presence will be more largely felt.