Sentence examples for largely retreated from inspiring English sources

After the death of her second son, Mrs. Bhutto largely retreated from public view.

But as a genre, a category of images, they had largely retreated from sight until now.

And she largely retreated, fading from the cultural view and fight.

Since the Shabab largely retreated from Mogadishu in early August, the city has slowly and cautiously been stirring to life.

But now calligraphy has largely retreated to an aesthetic form that is practiced by only a small segment of people.

This was the other one, in Traverse City, Mich., where, post-Labor Day, the tourists have largely retreated (in a unanimous opinion, it was a busy, busy summer).

A "new Deutsche Bank," they said, would largely retreat from the basic business of serving retail customers at local branches.

While the public overwhelmingly supports background checks for gun buyers and a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, Americans largely retreat into their partisan camps when asked whether President Obama or Congressional Republicans will make the right decisions on those and other domestic issues facing the nation, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll.

Mr. Obama has retreated, largely putting aside the Palestinian issue for the rest of this term.

Larry's life becomes unmoored, and in his desperation this not-particularly-religious man becomes convinced that only the local senior rabbi can help him: a very elderly man who has retreated largely into gnomic silence.

I agree, it's energizing to hear the type of ambitious arrangements that he'd largely abandoned when he retreated into rural bard mode.