Sentence examples for largely engaging from inspiring English sources

(It is telling that the one dud of an episode in this largely engaging second season finds this approach to fame and image warping all narrative sense; in the eighth episode, President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy come to dinner at Buckingham Palace to initiate some sort of far-fetched glamour-puss showdown).

They're largely engaging with universities and the government and the industry across Airbus's supply chain to work on projects.

Residents of the town today are largely engaged in catering to the area's active tourist industry.

Still, some investors seemed to be largely engaged in taking any recent profits from the stock market, analysts said.

New York City's concert music world is now largely engaged with the business of holiday music in its many manifestations, from medieval chant to contemporary glosses on familiar carols.

Although these are still important, the population is largely engaged in food processing and the manufacture of machinery, metal products, precision instruments, watches, and paper.

And when, during the next dozen years, America and Russia vied to get ahead in the space race, they were largely engaged in a display of economic muscle-power.

Regional allies such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, whose participation was much publicised when strikes on Syria started, have almost entirely disappeared from the scene and their planes are largely engaged in bombing Yemen.

And you have to wonder whether this book, from a man who was largely engaged in pressing shirts and making tea, can really shed that much light on the war.

Few have explicit policies which exclude fossil fuel investment, but since they are largely engaged in mortgages or personal loans, they have little connection to the oil, gas and coal industries.

He is called, glibly, a 'moderniser'; but while he is liberal on issues such as gay rights, he is largely engaged in finding clever new ways to defend traditional values.