Sentence examples similar to largely assenting from inspiring English sources
Sometimes Trump brings up names of people he has heard about or calls outside advisers like Leo to ask about particular candidates, but he largely assents to the recommendations of others.
The public largely assented to measures to curb consumption because they understood that they were to ensure "the fairest possible distribution of the necessities and comforts of daily life".
"Yes!" Clemente said, assenting to both.
The Labour Party has largely given its assent to the proposals, with Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron accusing the party of acting like a "nodding dog" over the plans.
Lamarck's system failed to gain general assent largely because it relied upon an antiquated chemistry for its causal agents and appeared to imply a conscious drive to perfection on the part of organisms.
Bills, if assented to by the king, became acts of Parliament; eventually, under King Henry VI (reigned 1422 61; 1470–71), the assent of both the House of Lords a body now based largely on heredity and the House of Commons was also required.
A divided landmarks agency assented.
