Sentence examples for large understood from inspiring English sources

But the key point is that white Southerners, by and large, understood slavery to be a function of their liberty.

"It's really important that the public at large understand what the issues are and how urgent reform is to standards and that this sort of stuff can actually undermine the trajectory of improvement that has taken place over the last few years.

The world at large understands this as well.

"I don't think people at large understand the breadth and depth of the cooperation, but I know," Netanyahu said.

The goal of Equality Matters is to leverage our expertise in media and communications, and politics and policy, to support those who share that belief and help create an environment where policymakers, the courts, the media and the public at large understand that gay rights are human rights.

Even if you believe that your ears are large, understand that people may not have noticed it before.

The purpose of the project was two-fold: 1) to help the public-at-large understand that what is today generally understood as "yoga" is really asana, just one of the eight limbs of a holistic spiritual discipline; and 2) to call out the yoga industry for delinking yoga from Hinduism in a commercial quest to win over adherents.

Last May, with the first bailout, they said 'we don't want any turmoil in the financial markets', and I think by and large people understood that.

Results: Results indicate that workers from small and large companies understood the safety climate measure in a similar manner.

Until well into the 19th century, Platonism was in large part understood, appropriated or rejected based on its Plotinian expression and in adumbrations of this.

"She wanted the larger picture understood," Ms. Hollander said, "and her exhibition and book really opened the door for following generations of quilt historians to delve into this aspect of quilt history".