Sentence examples for largely revered from inspiring English sources

Since a village headman was denied his title if he did not maintain a good register, this culture has been largely revered and maintained.

His reputation is largely inherited from his mother, revered for her probity.

The common denominator is their willingness to sweat it out under the watchful eye of Shaw and his man-mountain fitness and conditioning coach, Brian Stamper, trusting to the methods of someone who has quietly become one of the NFL's most revered – if still largely unknown – Draft-day kingmakers.

Rapper Eminem is another superstar child of Detroit, which thanks largely to the work of the revered late producer J Dilla retains a reputation as a centre for underground Hip Hop.

In a country where the rebels are largely loathed and beauty queens are revered, an endorsement of the peace process by Miss Universe could go a long way toward convincing doubters.

The Jones revered today is, as Thomas explains, largely the creation of Theodore Roosevelt, who wanted a role model for the Navy's officer corps.

So revered was Hippocrates that his teachings were largely taken as too great to be improved upon and no significant advancements of his methods were made for a long time.

Records, the record label home to early Green Day, Operation Ivy and Screeching Weasel, among others, Livermore is largely recognized as the man who discovered Green Day and revered as an icon in the punk music scene.

The adaptation is attributed to the novelist and revered film critic James Agee (though in fact it's largely Laughton's work).

The New York Society, founded in 1937 by Benjamin Graham, revered author with David L. Dodd of the book "Security Analysis," has been largely silent on the issue of analyst conflicts.

But he has failed, largely because the public reveres Proposition 13.