Sentence examples for largely a compilation of from inspiring English sources

Published on the Beijing Olympic Organising Committee's website, the list is largely a compilation of existing regulations.

Indeed, the offer whispered by Japan in recent days appears to be largely a compilation of those previously announced expansion plans.

It deals with such problems as the attributes of God and the microcosmic nature of man and is largely a compilation of the thoughts of other philosophers.

But this is largely a compilation of lesser-known names - with a marked absence of such heavy hitters of the second or third generation as Caryl Phillips, Fred D'Aguiar or Andrea Levy.

Presidential campaigns are largely a compilation of 30-second television ads, endlessly speculating talking heads and nationally televised debates featuring gotcha questions and rigidly enforced time limits that preclude truly thoughtful answers.

Iamblichus' On the Pythagorean Life is largely a compilation of earlier sources but, unlike Porphyry, he does not usually identify them.

But the short segment consisted largely of a compilation of Khan's recent interviews and a snippet from a decades-old article he wrote.

Rohde (1871-1872) argued influentially that On the Pythagorean Life was largely a compilation from two sources: Nicomachus' Life of Pythagoras and a life of Pythagoras by Apollonius of Tyana.

Rarely has a compilation of largely unsuccessful groups aroused so much ire.

The book contains a compilation of terror instructions largely culled from prior editions of Inspire magazine.

— Zachary Mason's critically praised first novel comes with a largely self-explanatory title: "The Lost Books of the Odyssey" purports to be a compilation of 44 alternate versions of Homer's epic.