Sentence examples for largely about the from inspiring English sources

The policy discussions from the political right were largely about the negative effects high taxes and large government have on growth.

Your books are largely about the old Soviet Union.

The sensory experience is largely about the nose.

In Haley's case, it was a speech largely about the degraded "we built that" theme.

"To me, that book is largely about the cyclical nature of struggle," Samo said.

Take "The History Boys," which is largely about the vagaries of testosterone in a British school.

But those earlier actions were largely about the brutality of treatment the detainees received.

It is, after all, a work largely about the inescapability of disappointment and despair.

So for Sorenstam, this week, and the rest of her career, is largely about the majors.

This salad is largely about the dressing, which really lifts the ingredients.

Spore, like real life, is largely about the survival of the fittest.