Sentence examples for talk largely from inspiring English sources

What might be considered the standard public-radio schedule, with its daylong emphasis on news and talk, largely subscribes to his findings.

Those involved in the talks with the mediator declined to talk, largely because Judge Drain had ordered them not to discuss what happened inside the mediation, which was held in the offices of the company's lawyers.

Although these postdocs are active in research, the talk largely centered on moving scientific advances through the complex drug-development process to the marketplace and the clinic and on the skills and strategies needed to build a career in industry.

They talked largely about Ravi's intrusion.

A high-level North Korean delegation visiting China today appears to have talked largely about economic reforms with Chinese officials.

Arseny Yatseniuk, who leads Batkivshchyna while its official leader, Yulia Tymoshenko (a former prime minister), is in prison, is also now talking largely of a strategy for 2015.

When people talk about the dominance of Fox News, they are talking largely about the dominance of O'Reilly, without whom the network might never have dethroned CNN.

Nonetheless, one by one, representatives of 20 Arab states talked largely about economic development and the ever-present thorn in debate here, the Arab-Israeli conflict.

And, true enough, a couple of Thomas the Tank Engines, comedy masks of Thatcher and Tony Blair, a fist giving the finger and skulls are featured in the mosaic, but we are talking largely dildos.

So far, he has managed to keep the parties talking largely because neither Democrats nor Republicans have any clear idea of which specific provisions Obama will accept — and that's exactly the way Baucus wants to keep it.

All but a handful of the most ardent pro-European parliamentarians are likely to vote for the government to be entitled to start the talks, largely making the court case an argument of principle about parliamentary sovereignty.