Sentence examples for largely unread from inspiring English sources
Both flopped, and remain largely unread.
Today his witty, learned and elegantly erotic novels are largely unread.
(He was an early admirer of the largely unread "Moby-Dick").
They don't see why they should spend hours preparing speeches simply to appear in the largely unread pages of Hansard.
Our confusion about Freud is something he predicted — and also provoked — particularly in his later work, now largely unread, which is preoccupied with the question of authority.
Which suggests to me infinite possibilities for taking a leaf out of Dusseldorf's book and putting on stage works that have pervaded western culture but remain largely unread.
Even among Spark aficionados, it remains largely unheard of and mostly unread.
Instead, with a straight face, Bolaño narrates the Nazi writers' tireless imaginations, their persistence in the face of a world history that goes against them, their contrarian determination as they continue to write books that go unread, unreviewed and largely unnoticed.
They are largely symbolic acts directed at symbols that, by and large, have long been relegated to unread history books and museums.
It went largely unread.But Mr Coase laboured on regardless: a second seminal article on "The Problem of Social Cost" laid the intellectual foundations of the deregulation revolution of the 1980s.
