Sentence examples for largely dispense from inspiring English sources

Studios are increasingly bypassing stars altogether, making entertainments — "Transformers," "Real Steel," "Cars" — that largely dispense with the traditional sine qua non of the movies, the human face.

The answer, it was decided, would be a new type of scientific investigation that would largely dispense with the traditional, time-consuming and painstaking collection and cataloging of specimens.

Moreover, the appendix concisely reviews the most important mathematical tools, allowing readers to largely dispense with supplementary literature.

Montgomery Furth has said: 'I shall largely dispense with questions like…the rationale (if there be one) for comprehending into a single category the monstrous motley horde yclept Quality…' (Furth 1988).

However, from about 1494, after his success against the Stewarts and Douglases and over rebels in 1482 and 1488, James IV managed to largely dispense with the institution and it might have declined, like many other systems of Estates in continental Europe, had it not been for his death in 1513 and another long minority.

Barack Obama generated buzz in political circles by largely dispensing with the exploratory phase.

"The End of Eddy" largely dispenses with the conventions of the realist novel.

The chancellor largely dispensed with political theatre to tell it straight.

"Peter Rabbit" largely dispenses with Potter's illustrations, opting instead for C.G.I. animation.

Called 'Say Please', it largely dispenses with the folk and goes for more of a mid-tempo country rock feel.

McKinsey's research is neutral on the usefulness of this, pointing out that while Boston tests every student every year, Finland has largely dispensed with national examinations.