Sentence examples for largely play from inspiring English sources

Among the movers and shakers today, ballots largely play out like an impenetrable fantasy game, a deeply weird electoral perversion of Dungeons & Dragons.

Pharmacists, physical therapists and nurses largely play secondary roles to physicians, since patients tend to go to them only after a prescription, a referral or instructions from a physician.

The splattered cast largely play it deadpan, though a wonderfully timed comic performance from Leon Burchill becomes increasingly important as the novelty of rudderless mayhem (with an impressive high-end aesthetic) begins to wane.

The odd mischievous sentence later in the text sends me back to such passages in search of possible ironic intent, but unless he is prone to a po-mo archness so subtle as to be almost invisible, he seems to largely play it very straight indeed.

So, these species largely play protective roles when it comes to human risk of Lyme disease.

McConaughy, who was born in Texas, turns on the twang with a side of ham inhabiting the swagger of a showboating district attorney, while the citizens of Carthage largely play themselves, giving their theories and opinions in talking-head interviews.

They are largely played by women.

Tactically, Cameron has largely played a blinder.

By 1973, though, the New Journalism was largely played out.

The conflict has largely played out in federal courts.

– but he largely played well in a shock 3-2 win.