Sentence examples for largely hated from inspiring English sources

It is a bold statement, perhaps, given Spacey's first play was also new writing, Cloaca, and was largely hated by critics.

Yahoo's done some new things (which were largely hated by users), and MeeVee has started to integrate online video into its listings.

(Pause for hurling and grimacing) Yes, I know this wide receiver is largely hated and under fire for his underwhelming performance with the Bills last season, but I still think he deserves a few more years of football.

I'm going to have to break this down into the four sub-truths about Ed Sheeran that make him so largely hated by everyone who does not fiercely love him.

So America's doctors who largely hate the HMOs and the constraints they impose have won a victory for the moment.

Science has admitted it this week, finally, with the truth that dogs largely hate us.

"With this visit," said Mair, "Trump is temporarily relocating himself from one country of which he is a national, where his fellow citizens largely hate him, to another country that he appears to be a national of, where he is arguably even more hated.

Free trade has always been a contentious issue among Democrats, driven by corporations eager to make money but largely distrusted (or hated, even) by rank-and-file voters.

The campaign had largely scrapped that — they hated our in-flight tweets, and apparently it didn't make financial sense.

My prediction: when the dust settles, this will either be largely ignored or universally hated.

What many of its detractors don't recognise is that these millionaire rappers they instinctively hate largely grew up in that world – one of absent fathers, crack cocaine, racist policing and hustling to survive.