Sentence examples for largely classical from inspiring English sources

The vocabulary is largely classical, though Mr. Garland seamlessly incorporates some heel-grinding steps from Harlem dance halls.

In the 1960s, the request was to create a medium-size concert hall, a chamber hall and a modern art gallery to serve a largely classical music and visual arts audience.

Despite a largely classical education, Hare's mind was already turning towards moral philosophy.

He himself attempted a largely classical interpretation of the wave function.

In contrast to the largely classical education offered by many of the public schools of the time, the school always maintained a focus on scientific and technological education.

For the last two years, I have been commenting at a popular blog called Protein Wisdom, which, though written from a largely classical liberal bent, is frequented by a crowd that's probably best described as conservative.

WNYC-FM is one of two stations in New York City devoted largely to classical music.

Town Hall and Hunter College have largely abandoned classical music, although each offers a handful of concerts.

The second act is devoted largely to classical dancing, a divertissement to entertain Phoebus and his aristocratic fiancée before their wedding.

The music for tonight's opening ceremony for the Sochi Winter Olympics will consist largely of classical performances, but that doesn't mean that there aren't plenty of relevant and entertaining pop songs.

The letter calls for students to be exposed to "a variety of theoretical perspectives, from the commonly taught neoclassically-based approaches to the largely excluded classical, post-Keynesian, institutional, ecological, feminist, Marxist and Austrian traditions — among others.