Sentence examples for subjects largely from inspiring English sources

The test subjects largely did as they were instructed.

After the Sept. 11 attacks, soft news covers on such subjects largely vanished.

Back in 2002, reality television was still something of a novelty, its subjects largely ordinary people who craved fame.

While early sijo were preoccupied with reflecting on the Koryŏ dynasty and other historical subjects (largely political and military), longer sijo cycles developed as well.

Montague notes that investors who listened to the prescient dopamine neurons would earn much more money than the typical subjects, largely because they would get out of the market before it was too late.

Meanwhile, these subjects largely ignored the Chinese or English words in reading.

Also, much like Courbet, he chose subject matter largely for pictorial value rather than emotional impact.

She said she considered herself an urban painter, her subject matter largely subway platforms, taxis, fire escapes and corner groceries.

Her subject matter largely circulates around subverted pin-up girls, implied bestiality, and rope bondage.

But number theory was regarded as a minor subject, largely of recreational interest.

The country has built a body of data on the subject, largely from two huge studies conducted in 1990 and 1995.