Sentence examples for largely it seems from inspiring English sources

As they ride there in a limo, Copperfield explains the origins of his collection — it is a much larger version of the famous Mulholland collection — and hints at its treasures, largely, it seems, for Swiss's benefit.

The conduct of war is being transformed and largely, it seems, to the West's advantage.

And yet flights to the city are crammed, largely, it seems, with British businessmen sniffing a good opportunity.

At the time of the conversations, the Russia sanctions were of interest to the President-elect — largely, it seems, because they were of great interest to Russia.

Rothko eventually donated the best of them to the Tate, largely it seems to snub American museums, but also because he loved JMW Turner.

The decline has been especially steep in the United States -- largely, it seems, because of the sex scandals of the Roman Catholic Church.

It collapsed, largely, it seemed, under the weight of its own fecklessness and cruelty, and ended up ruling just Taiwan, from where Chiang dreamed ever more forlornly of recovering the mainland.

A bid for controller fell short in 2006, largely it seemed because of his centrist voting record, motivating in part his drive to eliminate party-dominated primaries.

Sawyer's ex-girlfriend Kate who's also been involved with Jack, was among those to travel back to the island (largely, it seemed, out of boredom), and as it stands now she and Sawyer and Juliet have all been tossed off the island by the mean Dharma people and shipped off on a submarine freighter together, headed for Ann Arbor, Mich.

Many doctors think estrogen helps the heart largely because it seems to improve cholesterol levels after women go through menopause.

We also learn about Snow's business: selling drugs that are largely supplied, it seems, by ripping off other dealers at gunpoint during late-night raids.