Sentence examples for there very largely from inspiring English sources

Films are there very largely to give you pleasure: they are pleasure-giving devices, and if a film succeeds in giving you pleasure, shouldn't you have the courage of your convictions and own up to it?

They are there very largely because of a decision made by the then Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the middle of the World War Two.

If the first decade of talkies — roughly, the thirties — has never been rivalled in wit and exuberance, this is very largely because there was already in Hollywood in the late silent period a nucleus of the best American writers, and they either lured their friends West or were joined by them.

Eventually there were additions of mathematics, nature study, rhetoric, poetry, grammar, and astronomy all studied, it seems, very largely through the medium of the Irish language.

It is very largely a dead context.

"Not entirely but largely, very largely [this] is within the realm of state".

"My 'editing' consists very largely of explanation and clarification".

The Tibetans are very largely or totally on their own.

And for hepatitis, "there is a very large epidemic that largely went on under our nose but it is catching up with us right now," he says.

There very, very, very well might be".

They are an even bigger test of this than the Korean Peninsula, for the security equation there is largely frozen, whereas in Afghanistan and Pakistan it is very volatile indeed, as circumstances surrounding the death of Osama bin Laden have emphasized.