Sentence examples for largely experienced from inspiring English sources
DARGIS Before the Harry Potter movies started breaking the first of many records, it was perhaps easier to believe that mass culture is something consumers largely experienced top down, like the big infantilized blobs in "Wall-E," unthinkingly gulping whatever they're fed.
The alginate gels largely experienced an exponential decay in viscosity when homogenized.
Our empirical analysis for immigrants from English-speaking and non-English-speaking countries indicates the growing unexplained component of wage assimilation is largely experienced by non-English-speaking immigrants.
Increase in compressive strength and energy absorption before collapse have been largely experienced in laboratory environment during the last decade, mostly by testing concrete cylinders wrapped with FRP jackets.
This phenomenon, largely experienced in the Western world, and uniquely embodied in the founding of the United States and the horrific legacy of chattel slavery isn't simply the belief of a few radical, racist, xenophobic idealists.
They have largely experienced serious marginalization, feared for their safety, and taken precautions to avoid the violence that "faggot -calling culture creates in a way that the benefaggot -callingpermasculturecreates do not experinnce.
Experiencing social housing first-hand is, largely, experiencing being told to know your place.
"The argument that these measures will disconnect the site from the rest of Lower Manhattan ignores the fact that people largely experience the city on foot and on bikes," Mr. Daddario said.
"We already live in a world where we are largely experiencing consciousness and transience through rectangular portals, be it your phone screen, or your computer, or an airplane door".
Thus, while the normal joint develops under the influence of dynamic patterns of tension and compression (compare Flex and Extend for each) the rigid paralysis model is largely experiencing compression.
Some of our findings imply that patient safety work in Sweden is largely experience-based rather than evidence-based.
