Sentence examples for largely condemned from inspiring English sources

Before Alien, female screen actors were (largely) condemned to play the victim, cowering in the dark from their (male) predators.

Super Columbine Massacre was largely condemned by the press.

Instead, Trump's focused more on "hardening" schools by arming some teachers ― a move #NeverAgain activists have largely condemned.

The environmental community welcomed these last two announcements but both were overshadowed by the off-shore drilling decision, which green groups largely condemned.

In Egypt, following the ouster of Mohamed Morsi by President by Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, three Al Jazeera journalists were convicted of "spreading false news" and aiding the Muslim Brotherhood in a trial largely condemned as a sham.

North Korea last launched a long-range satellite in December 2012, and last month tested a nuclear device for the fourth time – again, largely condemned by the global diplomacy community.

Administration officials say the people in the streets are not the ones who won the elections, but those who lost, and that the new governments largely have condemned the violence.

A few years back, Mr. Holbrook was astounded to read that "Huckleberry Finn," a book he believed had been written largely to condemn racism, was itself being considered racist.

Golitsyn then lived in retirement until 1736, when he was arrested and condemned to death, largely for his anti-autocratic political beliefs.

Libya's new parliament, largely opposed to the Islamists, condemned the move.

Actually the official term, Onanism, was not coined until 1760 when Swiss physician Samuel Auguste André David Tissot authored L'Onanisme, a largely fictional medical treatise that condemned the act of masturbation.