Sentence examples for largely takes from inspiring English sources

Fill the Void largely takes place in interiors.

That largely takes the Jets — in recent years, big free-agency spenders — out of the mix.

The justice system largely takes over from there, and is today still grinding on.

The show, which largely takes the form of an imagined Joplin concert, is written and directed by Randy Johnson.

Based on a true story, "Of Gods and Men" largely takes place in a Cistercian monastery outside an Algerian village in the 1990s.

It becomes no clearer why this film is having such an impact when you learn that it largely takes the form of a souped-up Powerpoint presentation.

Rogue One seems to be betting heavily on Star Wars fans buying into this new, expanded take on the Force, as it largely takes place on Jedha.

It is a memoir where "chemistry largely takes the place of psychology," according to a positive book review in June in The New York Times by Michael Pollan.

The plan being pushed by Mrs. Clinton would use a formula that largely takes into account the percentage of the population classified as living in poverty.

With a reporter's passionate, relentless curiosity, Dent plumbs the reasoning behind such contrary voices, finding a variant of the individualism white America largely takes for granted.

The Dungeons and Dragons universe also largely takes place on a future Dying Earth (my favourite module, Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, being the giveaway here).