Sentence examples for rest largely upon from inspiring English sources

Behavioral theories for the causation of mental disorders rest largely upon the assumption that the symptoms or symptomatic behaviour found in persons with various neuroses (particularly phobias and other anxiety disorders) can be regarded as learned behaviours that have been built up into conditioned responses.

"They rest largely upon the notion that the triggering conduct is insignificant when considered in the context of a large financial institution with global operations".

Toulouse's reputation as the laughing cavalier of European rugby rests largely upon performances against British and Irish teams.

The poet's reputation rests largely upon these sonnets, which constitute one of the best-known series of English love poems.

The stability of Arab monarchies has rested largely upon their political and cultural underpinnings, where the idea of a single hereditary ruler or, rather, a single hereditary ruling family—has maintained a high degree of social currency.

The same sort of reasoning does not work for McGwire, whose signature seasons were associated with steroid use, or for Palmeiro, who was found to have used banned substances late in his career and whose Hall of Fame case rests largely upon his longevity.

As Thomists, their argument rests largely upon an account of human goods.

The Mariners' fate could rest largely on Bradley.

As the day progressed, the rest largely fell into place.

How this happens will rest largely on Underwood.

Act I rests largely on individual performances.