Sentence examples for largely drifted from inspiring English sources

The protestors largely drifted away after 2011.

In recent years, hip-hop has largely drifted away from the dark imagery and explicit depictions of violence once associated with rap stars like Ice-T and Snoop Dogg.

The world knows about Luis Suárez but, as a lower division journeyman, Labadie's transgressions have largely drifted under the radar, even if there have been headlines about Labadie The Baddie and the League Two Suárez.

Meanwhile, the Republican Party has largely drifted off the spectrum, becoming what respected conservative political analyst Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein call a "radical insurgency" that has virtually abandoned normal parliamentary politics.

A narrow DFE with mostly neutral mutations will result in a largely drift-driven population, where the chance of survival is random (Fig. 1; upper panels).

Pieced together largely from lumber that drifted by, the compound is an aquatic Appalachia of shacks, piers, metal drums, chain, rope, nets, motors and unidentifiable detritus.

They have drifted apart, largely because he has become obsessed with research for his first serious book which is about coincidence which Laureth's little brother calls coinkidinks.

Boro lacked a cutting edge, though, with Downing largely subdued as he drifted between the lines, only sparking into life inside the final 10 minutes to drive over with his right foot.

Sexual populations seem to be largely resistant to drift effects, since even at a size of 200 they do not differ much from infinite populations in their average fitness, and no mutations got fixed within 8000 generations.

It is largely this sand that has drifted west around Nortons Point and turned Mr. Breslof's pier into a sidewalk and his neighbors' yards into sandboxes.

He wanted to be an artist but his beloved Rembrandt was out of fashion at Stockton & Billingham College, and instead he drifted into acting, largely "out of disappointment", he once claimed.