Sentence examples for largely turn from inspiring English sources

The Kardashians, who produce their shows and thus control their narratives, largely turn that power dynamic around.

Speaking at Cornerstone Family Church, Michael Stofer, 21, said his vote would largely turn on opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage.

Law Debenture said that it had made its request because a proposed reorganization plan would largely turn the Tribune Company over to its bank lenders.

This combination of international sympathy, impressive economic growth and political savvy has caused the United States, Britain and other powers to largely turn a blind eye to Kigali's transgressions.

The question of the facility's duty to provide care "will largely turn on what was in the resident's agreement," said Jaime King, an associate professor of law at the Hastings law school, in an e-mail.

Beginning with his next film, "Sawdust and Tinsel," he would largely turn his back on the natural world that Sjostrom celebrated and that "Summer With Monika" briefly embraces; the work becomes more allegorical, more Expressionistic, more freighted with imposed (and often excessively transparent) meaning.

Mrs. Romney largely turned inward.

Lebanon has largely turned a blind eye to it.

But by 2004, Apple had largely turned to foreign manufacturing.

"The international community has largely turned a blind eye".

For the moment eyes are largely turned to the National Endowment for the Arts.