"It is since Christians have largely ceased to think of the other world that they have become so ineffective in this". In an era when God himself seems to be on trial, that's a timely message -- for the half-hearted pilgrim as well as the devoted doubter.
First graders largely failed to think in terms of group norms.
Progressives are hailing a New York Times editorial endorsing the expansion of Social Security benefits as an influential blessing to a position that, until recently, was relegated largely to liberal think tanks and activists.
But not every administrator and college, more largely, is forced to think this way.
I never wanted to be editor of Commentary, at least not after the age of 7, when children seem to think, largely because of fairy tales, that they ascend to the position their parents hold upon their parents' death.
Before we jettison an approach that has been largely successful, we need to think seriously of the consequences of stepping off such a momentous precipice.
He decided that it was three separate arguments, largely because the justices seemed to think so.
They insist on calling the United States a "constitutional republic" rather than a "democracy" – largely because they want students to think of their country as Republican, not Democratic.
Educating people to think of justification in this way would probably be feasible; indeed, it might correspond largely to what we think of as commonsense moral education.
She spent decades crusading against child labor, proposing in vain a constitutional amendment against it; at the time of her writing, in the late thirties, she found the practice happily less prevalent: "We have made some progress, due largely I think to the adult need of the jobs that children used to get with little or no trouble".
