Sentence examples for largely seemed from inspiring English sources

Murray largely seemed to change the direction of the match with his increasingly positive body language.

Second, the last week's fighting largely seemed to be a matter of tit-for-tat attacks.

In the early 1980's punk largely seemed to have run its course, like countless other rock fads.

Since they erupted Tuesday, the protests have largely seemed spontaneous and leaderless, propelled by young demonstrators with no affiliation to Egypt's small and largely toothless opposition groups.

In recent years it has largely seemed that the directors of the Royal Ballet and its school have had different tastes and objectives.

With the announcement of its new structure, as well as the weaker financial forecasts, WorldCom largely seemed to echo the plan that AT&T announced last week.

Some attention is given to Baby's conflicted identity, but racial unease largely seems to have passed Sweet Valley by.

Moyles has always annoyed those who didn't listen to him, but despite controversies such as his pay dispute with BBC bosses, his audience has largely seem unphased.

(Harding called the cross-examination, which resumes on Monday, "close to a disaster for Mr Pistorius — and one that largely seems to have been of his own making".

It is perhaps appropriate that the supporting cast, which leans toward crowd-courting cuteness, largely seems so inauthentic compared to Ms. Daly.

(In policy terms, at the moment one nation Labour largely seems to be new Labour plus higher taxes for the rich).