Sentence examples for largely spoke from inspiring English sources

Godfrey of Bouillon, leader of the first large army to depart and duke of Lower Lorraine since 1087, was the only major prince from the German kingdom involved in the Crusade, though he and his associates largely spoke French.

"They see me as a human bridge between their world and the outside world," said Mr. Saito, stressing that on the campaign trail he largely spoke to voters in the local dialect.

In the same period he was often exiled within Iran, both to his hometown of Najafābād and to other locations such as the desert town of Ṭabas, the town of Khalkhāl (whose inhabitants largely spoke an Azerbaijani dialect), or the primarily Sunni town of Saqqez, with its harsh winter weather in an attempt to curb his influence.

New settlers to the town largely spoke Hungarian, a language that many Saxons gradually adopted.

Hospital physicians largely spoke English, and many (especially in Panama) had some U.S. training.

Largely speaking, that's what he does.

"Largely speaking, we bet on new drugs," he said.

Despite the split, Mr. Sharp of the chamber says the financial industry largely speaks with one voice on Dodd-Frank.

It was not Western drama that sparked the burgeoning of popular theatre, though these plays were largely spoken dramas interspersed with music and dances.

In fact, records going back four years suggest the activities of Atlantic Bridge were largely speaking events, in the main led by the charity's founder chairman, Fox.

While Republicans have largely spoken with one voice in running down Obama, congressional Democrats have long been weak supporters of his agenda.