Sentence examples for largely succeeds from inspiring English sources

She largely succeeds.

This set tries and largely succeeds.

Still, the film largely succeeds on its own peculiar terms.

Mr. Lowenfish largely succeeds in celebrating just that.

Whyte sets out to de-demonize Hearst in his dramatic early years, and largely succeeds.

His stated goal was to make judicial proceedings accessible to the layman, and — mercifully, without footnotes — he largely succeeds.

Midas starts wearing a special turban to cover these embarrassing protuberances, and largely succeeds in hiding his deformity from the public.

Still, Booth largely succeeds in ennobling Larkin through his contradictions, depicting a man for whom life was much more than, as he once wrote, "first boredom, then fear".

Bistro Vendôme is an unapologetic, undemanding French bistro that seeks to please its affluent neighbors on the Upper East Side, and largely succeeds.

Back to Black attempts, and largely succeeds, to amass the icons of black identity and trace the impact of the black arts movement on mass culture.

"Overall, Moody largely succeeds in conveying the attractive sides of Pound's personality, above all his exuberance, generosity and eye-poking irreverence".