Sentence examples for large think from inspiring English sources

Democrats, by and large, think big corporations are the problem.

"Parents of the 70's by and large think marijuana is less dangerous than teenagers of the 2000's.

No American airline has followed suit.Parents, by and large, think non-parents should grin and bear it when a wailing infant briefly disturbs their tranquil, responsibility-free existence.

Laws large – think health care and Wall Street re-regulation – and small – the Weapons Systems Acquisition Reform Act of 2009 and the Improper Payments Elimination and Recovery Act of 2010 – received full signing-ceremony treatment.

The White House has said it will let Mr. Gore make the decision, but the chairmen, by and large, think the president's presence on the trail is worth the gamble that he might well remind voters how much more exciting than his protege he can be.

As the House of Lords gears up for a new session and the dust begins to settle over the unedifying sight of party donors receiving peerages, two points have emerged: the public hate the notion of money buying seats and commentators, by and large, think the Lords do a pretty good job.

Video creators, by and large, thought their audiences were impatient.

He is still at large, thought to be lying low somewhere in Bosnia.

Americans by and large thought it looked and felt too much like a quarter and refused to use it.

"The community at large thinks of this as Mile High, New Mile High or the new stadium," the Post's editor, Glenn Guzzo, said.

The peculiar drama of my life has placed me in a world that by and large thinks it would be better if people like me did not exist.