Sentence examples for largely dispensing from inspiring English sources
Largely dispensing with the disguises and alterations usually found in a film à clef, he lifted freely from his own life.
Having suffered an allergic reaction to the conventions – both musical and personal – of stardom, they almost split up after OK Computer but instead settled on a "change everything" ethos, largely dispensing with guitars in favour of skittish rhythm and an electronic sound palette inspired by krautrock, free jazz and the more abstract end of hip-hop.
Liz Hoggard 19 Jim Moray, Low Culture (NIAG) 4 stars His daring first two albums polarised opinion but, largely dispensing with electronics, Moray now comes up with a perfect balance of trad values and bold adventure to surely delight both hard-core folkies and uber-cool groovers.
Largely dispensing with the track's instrumental backing (apart from distant bass and occasional acoustic guitar) the remix features Kela's beatboxing alongside Rhys's lead vocal and follows the arrangement of the original.
"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.
BL 8pm, Pleasance Courtyard (until 29 August) On her West End run this spring, ventriloquist Nina Conti largely dispensed with what you might consider to be the voice-thrower's most essential prop: her doll.
He has largely dispensed with the irony bordering on sarcasm on which so much modern comedy depends, returning instead to a prelapsarian humour drawing on his good-natured style and taste in silly costumes.
