Sentence examples for largely advertised from inspiring English sources

The C Major Quartet (Op. 54) asks much of its first violinist, and it is good to remember that quartet concerts in the 18th century were largely advertised as solo violin events with stringed accompaniment.

The celebrity writer is a largely advertised figure today.

The media group's analysis finds that the two opposing sides have largely advertised to different swathes of the population.

Despite the disastrous launch of Healthcare.gov, this time last year, surveys show that the exchanges are now operating largely as advertised.

Her current program is called "Dreams of a World: Folk-Inspired Music for Guitar," and it appears to be largely as advertised.

But whereas cable TV providers largely stick to advertised prices, universities negotiate with academic publishing companies behind closed doors, and those deals usually come with nondisclosure agreements that keep the bundled prices secret.

This worked mostly as advertised and took about 10 minutes.

Boddingtons largely eschewed above the line advertising until 1987, when it was first advertised on Granada television in the North West of England.

The trade worked out great for Cleveland, but largely because Miles was not nearly as good as advertised.

The second is less advertised than the first, but is undeniable: a largely secular governance, which – though the Left by no means eschewed vote-bank politics – did not foster religious polarisation.

Despite the party's advertised start time of 7 p.m., the museum's nine floors were largely empty for the first several hours.