Sentence examples for largely grateful from inspiring English sources

Collingswood raises about $200,000 a year through its assessment, which business property owners seem largely grateful to pay.

Rosario is mostly grateful.

(His father fell in combat in World War II, and his mother died not long after.) But the tone of his reminiscences, and indeed "Home" as a whole, is largely warm and grateful.

In 2001, she was elected to the State Senate -- largely with the grateful backing of labor.

Even Rita Ora, who sings "Grateful," has largely ignored the song's existence.

Outside the East Village Community School, on 12th Street between Avenues B and C, parents waiting to pick up children largely agreed that they were grateful for the early warning.

Wigan themselves have been to the last 16 only once before and Roberto Martinez, their manager who is preoccupied largely with avoiding relegation, was grateful to Thierry Audel, Macclesfield's French central defender, for fouling Callum McManaman in the box before the home crowd had warmed up enough to get behind their side, allowing Jordi Gomez to score from the spot.

Ivory Coast were largely unimpressive, though, and were therefore grateful when substitute Arthur Boka's looping cross was headed into his own net by Burkina Faso defender Kone.