Sentence examples for largely rejects from inspiring English sources

In this sense it largely rejects the patriarchal viewpoint of the organised evangelical right.

Despite the occasional liberal impulse, Mr Sarkozy is part of the Gaullist family, which largely rejects such a doctrine.

Many prominent journalists confess that they now practise self-censorship for fear of offending Mr Erdogan.Yet Mr Gul largely rejects these concerns.

But Delrahim, who was nominated by President Trump and confirmed by the Senate in September, largely rejects the use of so-called "behavioral" remedies to address potentially anti-competitive tie-ups.

These are criticisms which Moore – two years into her job running a department that makes 240 hours of documentary output each year with a budget of more than £30m – largely rejects.

In other words, House Republicans want to increase funding for wildfire prevention while decreasing funding to fight something the federal government (and scientists) say causes more wildfires -- research that their caucus largely rejects.

The jury largely rejected this argument too.

But they largely rejected it, in contrast to Iran.

Mr. Lafley acknowledged consumers had largely rejected Olean.

But the Supreme Court largely rejected the industry's arguments.

He largely rejected the role of water action in these environments.