Sentence examples for show largely from inspiring English sources

How do you do a show largely about Iraq without Iraq?

But this is a forced attempt to slap some definition on a show largely bereft of it.

The selection show largely attributed this to the team's weak strength of schedule, playing in the C.A.A. conference.

Impact assessments with the Sustainable Process Index (SPI) and with the problem-oriented approach, show largely concordant results.

The installation of Kevin Larmon's paintings is the most cohesive part of the show, largely because it is concentrated in a small side chapel.

The museum show largely overlooks one area of textile innovation, the so-called nonwovens, whose fibers are bound together in a random pattern.

Still, this was a top Armani Privé show, largely because he emphasized day clothes and tailoring and offered beautiful dresses with spare draping.

Some writers pitched gags about the second President Bush, but the show largely steered clear because of his volatile ratings and image.

But the modern Las Vegas show, largely thanks to the work of Siegfried & Roy, altered the nature of the thrill show and spectacle.

But the show largely contents itself with homely tales and "dizzy" (her word) observations, centring on her efforts to find a husband for her friend Jackie.

The show, largely jazz with a bit of rock and blues thrown in, sells out the 180-seat club every week, the Iridium's spokesman said.