Sentence examples for largely alien from inspiring English sources

Back then, the term "food hall" was still largely alien to many Americans.

Games are largely alien to Kurzel but the script, he says, is sophisticated.

The wild, which had become largely alien to everyday European experience, was here commonplace, particularly in the West.

This finals series promises to showcase a system that is largely alien to football culture away from Australian shores.

Instead, they will enjoy it as a journey through what remains a largely alien landscape filled with beautiful and often bizarre creatures.

But those issues were largely alien to the average fan and barely slowed the league's primary mission to put on games.

Retroactively expunging "New Rome," by which the seat of empire had known itself, this tendentious rubric inaugurated the afterlife of a civilization that, apart from Orthodox sects, survives largely in alien archives and imaginations.

The findings suggest that the city green space network consists of plant assemblages largely dominated by alien species (75%).

First performed in 1850, it never struck a chord with Italian audiences, largely because of its alien story of a Protestant pastor who forgives his wife her adultery.

Alien cytoplasm largely alters gene expression profiles, affecting growth and organogenesis.

The effort to largely target Latino illegal aliens during a sharp recession may well gain votes among an angry, alienated majority population, but it could have unforeseen negative consequences over time.