Sentence examples for largely just a from inspiring English sources

If "The Shield" taught us anything, it is that gray areas are largely just a tease.

The promise of all the Daleks together proved to be largely just a fun stunt.

But here, the rape-torture-killing element seems largely just a concession to the sensationalistic formula of the thriller.

And yet, from a cook's perspective, the difference between Corsa and the Tropical Breeze is largely just a matter of ingredients.

While cereal is now largely just a vehicle for sugar, it was actually devised by Christian fundamentalists as a healthy alternative to pork- and coffee-laden breakfasts.

The official conceded that the distinction was largely "just a change in words," but he said it could have an important role in public perceptions as the United States considered its options.

These days, according to Dr Wulf Utian, a reproductive endocrinologist and executive director of the North American Menopause Society, such talk is largely just "an attempt to create a new medical condition".

Damavand Peak can be good if you manage to get behind the enemy, but it's largely just an endless firefight in the dark between the tunnel spawn point and whoever's spawning outside.

His bet-the-company vision to transform AT&T by delivering a package of interactive digital television, high-speed cyberspace access and local telephone service over cable television lines is still largely just that, a vision.

Studying the scenes of the birth of Bacchus, also the god of theater, I wondered if those of us who know that the drama of the world stage is largely just that — a show — will ever just throw off the shackles of convention and the powerful and party together as one.

Many games integrate sharing and social comparison, for boasting about high scores, but in that sense "social" has largely just devolved into a function.