Sentence examples for largely imagine from inspiring English sources

So recently when I took my 16-month-old son, Oliver, to his first proper play, "Egg and Spoon," at the New Victory Theater in Times Square, I was left to interpret, indeed largely imagine, what he made of it.

[P]eople largely imagine themselves and their relationship to others according to the stories circulating in the public sphere; they also act according to the information provided through news outlets.

The emotion was real even if their sense of Boston as a place was largely imagined.

Typically, I find myself patching a few real details into largely imagined material.

Robert Lewandowski, the man who's superceded Barrios, was meanwhile busy knocking back a largely imagined approach from Bayern.

He brought about a world now largely imagined through images people see through a viewfinder, accumulate, hold in their hands.

Steeped in an aura of chivalry and Shakespeare, Tudorism was born of nativist yearnings to secure America's (largely imagined) Anglo-Saxon past in the face of massive immigration.

He had delighted in the comradeship of leftwing writers, whom he largely imagined to be men of the people, like himself.

The terror of immigration-born epidemics was largely imagined, of course, but it fueled very real anti-immigrant fears and resulted in discrimination and oppression.

A stylized, slightly anachronistic Chambersburg -- a place she has largely imagined but could not have invented -- provides the center stage for Ms. Evanovich's elaborate plotting.

Recognising that the prejudices that prompted him to hide his homosexuality were largely imagined, Michael finally comes out to his parents and apologises to David.