Sentence examples for reading largely from inspiring English sources

The Hidden Injuries Of Class still makes fascinating reading, largely because of its sensitive and subtle exploration of working-class lives.

Besides looking all snazzy in its new black satin duds, the blog's had some quality reading largely in the form of tracking the Falcon folklore of Damanhur.

"These guys are prepared for this stuff," said Lucy Reed, editor of The Triton, a monthly magazine read largely by the captains and crews of private yachts.

Writers need to lend themselves to a new generation that reads largely while waiting for video to buffer.

To help himself maintain composure, Nicklaus, 76, read largely from his speech he delivered when Palmer won the 2012 Congressional Medal of Honor.

We read largely for pleasure and to absorb ideas and inspiration that helped us navigate the shoals of a complicated life.

Last month, rumors that Castro had died hit social media after El Diario de las Américas, a South Florida-based publication read largely by the state's Cuban population, published a report that Cuba officials were going to hold a news conference on Castro's health.

The mapping specificity of junction reads largely depends on the negative control database.

(Carer I On the surface, this commitment and sense of responsibility could be read largely in terms of negatives: (constant) demand and (sometimes burdensome) obligation.

He has not yet solved all the issues posed by the work's sprawling architecture, but his reading is largely persuasive.

In fact, we know very little about which books Americans used to page through: the history of reading is largely circumstantial, based upon diary entries or sales figures.