Sentence examples for of as largely from inspiring English sources

Yes, New England, a place we tend to think of as largely liberal.

Here in the states, Romney's Mormon faith is a big political issue, while the evangelical Christianity of the majority of his potential opponents is thought of as largely unremarkable.

Moore noted that the values only reflect the total sugar content, as labels do not separate naturally occurring sugars such as lactose from added sugars, but said the research suggests approximately 5g of sugar per 100g can be thought of as largely being lactose, with levels above that coming from added sugar.

Partial reductions are conceived of as "largely completed reductions containing exceptions or failures of attempted reductions" (Schaffner 2012: 563).

In general, archaeal-derived genes can be thought of as largely "informational", while bacterial-derived genes tend to be more "operational", in that they typically are associated with certain aspects of metabolism [ 2].

She still seems to regard Trump's base of support as largely consisting of the same "deplorables" she described in 2016.

And, while appreciative of some elements in the romantic conception of liberty, he saw romanticism's influence on the development of the idea of liberty as largely perverting.

In brief, you should think of it as largely taking the form of bank-to-bank lending.

I still conceive of criticism as largely a conversation, a conceit which privileges an idea of "originary textuality" as an interlocutor possessing a kind of agency.

"I think of myself as a relatively religious man, and I think of Francis George as largely a conservative Catholic.

CLEARLY, THE OBAMAS prefer to think of themselves as largely unaltered.