Sentence examples for largely felt that from inspiring English sources

NME readers largely felt that it should always be the Fall or the Smiths.

The legal experts largely felt that governments are pre-occupied with fighting the current fires before them (including the recession), and cannot make the leap needed at this time to shape a new set of principles.

Leaders throughout this region have been unnerved by events in the Middle East, but largely felt that the dynamics were so different that their countries would escape the unrest.

The Turkish government, on the other hand, has largely felt that as a power for stability and leadership, it has a direct role to play in outreach and aid, with the humanitarian situation in Gaza taking precedence.

Respondents largely felt that course objectives were fully met.

It is also under intensive study because it is largely felt that its full potential has yet to be realized.

Of his fellow tennis broadcasters he writes: "I felt (and still largely feel) that most of them stank".

But in a programme that largely felt like a sequence of brief movements strung together, a little more competitive spirit might have made things more interesting.

It is largely felt in Germany that this speech had next to no effect on the course of events in either the Soviet Union or the German Democratic Republic, which are both thought to have met their ends largely for economic reasons.

If the President wants to meet his export goals and have sustainable growth, here is a region that has largely felt the cold shoulder of Washington for decades, but is willing to take business relations to another level.

It's as a platform that its presence will be more largely felt.