Sentence examples for lying largely from inspiring English sources

Black Hills, isolated eroded mountain region in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming, U.S., lying largely within Black Hills National Forest.

(Eichler) LEILA JOSEFOWICZ (Thursday) With John Novacek at the piano, this violinist offers a program lying largely in the 20th century: Messiaen, Salonen, Mark Grey and Ravel.

Though we might wonder how Daniel's society came to revel in killing, ethnographic studies of traditional human societies lying largely outside the control of state government have shown that war, murder, and demonization of neighbors have been the norm.

As Senate majority leader, the fate of health-care reform lies largely in his hands.

In this crisis, as in the euro currency debacle, the problems lie largely outside Germany.

The Karen Quinlan case lies, largely forgotten, behind much of this year's health-care debate.

The answer lies largely with people who are HIV positive but don't know it.

But they sorely lack a leader.Power in Yemen still lies largely with clerics and tribal leaders.

His fame lay largely in his ability to explain the intricate concepts of Mahayana Buddhism.

Each of these regions extends into neighbouring countries, although the alluvial plains lie largely within Iraq.

I say "unexpectedly" because Godard's talk lies largely in earnest-eyed fooling.