Sentence examples for largely I think from inspiring English sources

I didn't really feel any danger — largely, I think, because I wasn't thinking of it as a "public" poem — I didn't even know if it would turn out to be a poem at all.

There are reasons it does matter, and they have to do largely, I think, with expectation.

"Very largely I think their needs are being met," Irabor said.

Kevin Dolan, the public defender, said his client's crime was "largely, I think, a result of the economy".

The difficulties which the Courts of Appeals have encountered in applying this simple and practical test are largely, I think, of their own making.

Our treatment of Japanese food, on the other hand, has changed, largely, I think, because of the nature of the people migrating to the United States from Japan.

"Largely due, I think, to Andrew Adonis".

This version of events is largely correct, I think, and the movie tells it with exemplary clarity.

Yet it does have a clear point of view, one that seems to pervade the film by default, and one that is largely responsible, I think, for the movie's commercial success.

"Though the Cold War is largely over, I think we need to have a respectful - sometimes adversarial - but a respectful relationship with Russia". "I think we should have trade and relations, criticize them if they have human rights violations," he said.

"I can't figure this out," because although the area is largely mountainous, "I think he was looking at the desert part of it" on his flight, said Mr. Hasley, who last saw Mr. Fossett in July when he was inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame in Dayton, Ohio.