Sentence examples for largely a gathering of from inspiring English sources

But the overwhelming truth is that Japan is just what Britain is not: somewhat isolated on the edge of its continent, very far from being Asia's international crossroads.I am coming to Tokyo initially for the annual meeting of a very jolly discussion club called the "UK-Japan 21st Century Group", once a stiff affair, now largely a gathering of friends.

Applause was polite, but Carr's message was largely non grata in a gathering of digital zealots.

In the central bank's defense, Donald L. Kohn, the Fed's vice chairman, addressed a gathering of largely sympathetic economists last week at the annual meeting of the Allied Social Science Associations in New Orleans.

Actual catastrophe-rating: 3. The Games were largely a peaceful gathering; of course, that will happen when so many countries who don't agree with you fail to show up, which also diminishes the value of the medals.

Although he briefly met with Hispanic leaders today and addressed a gathering of state committee members, Mr. Lautenberg largely stayed away from the media.

This support has largely had to remain underground, due to the government's ruling that a gathering of 6 or more people is illegal.

As a gathering of poets and poetry lovers, it was an overwhelmingly middle-class, largely white and mainly middle-aged affair: beards and open-necked shirts for the men, sensible shoes and summer frocks for many of the women.

In fact, the second day of expected protests at the World Economic Forum, a gathering of corporate and other leaders meeting at the Waldorf through Monday, was largely uneventful.

Some say that the Oulipo increasingly resembles a gathering of ageing cruciverbalists: it started off looking for "pre-emptive plagiarists" and is now largely concerned with archiving its glory days.

Imagine a gathering of people.

It's a gathering of the tribes".