Sentence examples for largely reworked from inspiring English sources

The plot had been largely reworked, with both motive and murderer entirely different.

As discussed in the previous installments in this series, members of the drag community and nightlife scene in northern Brooklyn have created a queer, new world, largely by reworking and subverting traditional notions associated with what it means to be a drag performer -- and the Bushwig festival has become a massive creative outlet and platform for these community members.

Still in his 20s, he was also a brilliant, largely self-taught painter who reworked some of the subjects as oil sketches, going for psychological subtlety.

Swoon (1992) Tom Kalin's stylish film stresses the sexual relationship between Leopold and Loeb, and offers a contemporary and largely successful reworking of the story of the strange and stricken young lovers.

Though largely a reworking of previously announced steps, the plan, called a "blueprint for a deep and genuine economic and monetary union," includes proposals to help countries like Spain overhaul their labor markets and make other reforms deemed necessary for economic recovery.

They point out that art assignments have largely been an oral tradition, "adapted, shared, and reworked".

Present-day slope processes on Camaldoli Hill are largely controlled by the presence of weathered and reworked deposits, whose nature and thickness have been analysed and mapped in detail.

The projects created by LaTurbo, who is both a real and virtual person, are largely inspired by the visual world of Second Life, and then reworked by 3D modeling software.

And the reason they got to hear it was largely down to the work of Skream, a Croydon dubstep producer who reworked the track into a dub'n'bass-tinged a cappella number that became a smash on the urban charts and electro nights, as well as becoming a blog sensation.

It would thus appear that Pythagoras promulgated a cosmology that was largely of mythic and religious significance and that Philolaus, while maintaining some of this religious import, significantly reworked these ideas in order to produce a system that could account for basic astronomical phenomena.

Analysis of public health's growing interest in "vulnerability" has largely focused on health policy, with little interrogation of how vulnerability is being actively appropriated, countered, ignored or reworked by the publics whose health such policy is designed to protect.