Sentence examples for largely believing from inspiring English sources

Polls show most Americans favor new gun restrictions, but opinions become more divided along party lines with Republicans largely believing gun laws are adequate.

"The middle class largely believes they earned their benefits".

Analysts largely believe that the company could eventually play a bigger role in industry consolidation.

At the time, however, Armstrong's miracle tale was largely believed.

And then it was largely believed to be merely a ferment among college students seeking new answers.

The central bank will review interest rates on Monday, and analysts largely believe the key rate will stay unchanged.

On the flip side, Republicans, who were deeply divided just two years ago on immigration issues now largely believe their party needs to be behind some legislation.

Until this weekend, I had largely believed in the liberal narrative which holds that Pope Francis's reforms of the Catholic church are unstoppable.

The public largely believes that Putin - unlike Yeltsin - is a "good tsar" and would have willingly voted for him, given the choice.

By the early 1930's, Walt Disney was a household name, and he had so personalized his company that the public largely believed he drew each of the cartoons himself.

But he was assassinated on the tarmac as he stepped off the plane – a hit largely believed to have been ordered by Romualdez' uncle, Ferdinand Marcos himself.