Sentence examples for sticking largely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huckabee also eats lightly, sticking largely to salads, protein bars and steamed vegetables.

"Today's backpackers are tomorrow's investment bankers," he says.Although he is sticking largely to Mr Ayling's strategy, his approach is more flexible.

By comparison, the Romney campaign's presence on Tumblr is more subdued, sticking largely to posterlike photos with slogans like "No, we can't".

And the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, while sticking largely to traditional fund-raising, has partnered with ActBlue to raise money for 29 House races.

Mr. McCollum has long questioned notions of originality and uniqueness with found motifs (in both two and three dimensions) and intimations of mass production, all the while sticking largely to abstraction.

Hollande's campaign has been plodding and cautious, sticking largely to his manifesto, vowing that the rich would pay the highest price for getting France out of the crisis with tax raises, while deliberately avoiding promises to deliver too much.

The candidate stuck largely to wealth inequality.

Hitchings explains why he intends to stick, largely, with the English.

In front of a small press pool he stuck largely to pleasantries.

Yet he remained stuck largely in a dizzying, disoriented state of existential confusion.

Yes, he stuck (largely) to the script, and yes, he read from his Teleprompter.