Sentence examples for largely masked from inspiring English sources

But Trump's negotiation failures are largely masked by the office he holds.

More worryingly, the furore has largely masked the disgraceful proposal to take away student nurses' bursaries.

Katrina did, but the human costs of the devastation largely masked the effects on wildlife and ecosystems.

These disappointments were largely masked by the giant oil fields seized in recent years by Kurdish fighters, known as the pesh merga.

For the rest of the 16th century this disparity was still largely masked by the fluctuating, but generally increasing, shipments of silver from the New World.

Still, analysts pointed out that the negative picture largely masked the fact that the struggling industry remained on a slow path to recovery, in large part because of a rebound in business travel.

But at wind speeds of about 40 meters per second (144 km/hr), the streaks of foam and spray blown from whitecap-topped waves merged to produce whiteout conditions, largely masking the ocean's surface.

Two males singing simultaneously largely mask each other's songs.

The strong flavor of the other ingredients largely masks the vodka flavor, which makes adding premium vodka unnecessary.

The masked, largely mimed "Third Myth," performed by Ms. Liss, was potent in its near-stillness.

If the pictures adorning news websites around the world are to be believed, those who descended on the city were masked and largely armed.