Sentence examples for really largely from inspiring English sources

What they really, largely, want is to be treated fairly and be left alone".

This is really largely unaffected by that, so you could see how you would draw that conclusion.

Walsh disparagingly suggested that Delta would not tolerate Branson's brand for long, suggesting the US airline was really largely focused on securing Virgin's Heathrow airport slots.

"If you are down in the weeds as a malaria, dengue, or Zika control person, you are really largely dealing in the timeframe of climate variability," said Madeleine Thomson, director of the IRI/PAHO-WHO Collaborating Centre.

Preparing to debate against someone who is really largely unknown, who's spent so much time preparing for the debate, will be a real challenge.

Asked to give an assessment of Shah in 1973, J.G. Bennett said that Shah was doing important work on a large scale, "stirring people up very effectively all over the place, making them think, showing them that modes of thought that appear to be free are really largely conditioned".

They now need to recognize that the responsibility for fixing this mess should really rest largely with them.

Gulliver has written before about the need for visa reform, which is a really simple, largely non-controversial way that America could boost its economy.

But suppose that Mr. Kaplan is right and that the foreign policy Mr. Bush has endorsed is really one largely exemplifying a pagan ethos.

The shift in tone doesn't really work, largely because Mr. Penn has already compromised the level of reality required for shock and horror to function.

But research really is largely done in a variety of animals, and veterinarians get trained in multiple animal species, so they're able to determine which animal disease is a good model for a human disease.