Sentence examples for listening largely from inspiring English sources

Listening, largely with pleasure, to the daily relays of the Proms on Radio 3, I am increasingly and uncomfortably aware of the audience.

Tory MPs had listened largely in silence as Spelman delivered her statement.

At a packed, if brief, parliamentary Labour party meeting on Monday evening, the MPs listened largely in silence to a discussion of the boundary changes, which dominated proceedings.

What's the true story?' " There is no mention of Cohen's songwriting, though the narrator observes that Cohen is "not self-consciously cultured" and "listens largely to pop music".

The music to which Belizeans listen largely reflects the traditions of their ethnic group, though recorded music from the Caribbean and the United States is widely enjoyed by young people.

The stuff that people used to watch or listen to largely because there was little else on is increasingly being ignored.The strongest surviveTake American broadcast television.

Both are less pleasing to listen to, largely because they've been enlisted to enliven a story reeking of mothballs and sexual panic and designed to titillate the audience by putting its two lab rats into an electrified maze.

We used various methods to increase minority participation (e.g., announcements on radio stations in which listening audiences were largely minorities, attendance at churches in which members were minorities) but, given that most study assessments required visiting the university and people in the community were not as willing to do that, less than 10% of our participants were ethnic minorities.

Mr. de Blasio's de facto five-borough listening tour, largely under the auspices of his day job as public advocate, has echoes of the early stages of Hillary Rodham Clinton's 2000 Senate race, which he managed.

Coaching should be a matter largely of listening.

In the end he taught himself his trade, largely by listening to recordings by his idol Caruso.