Sentence examples for too largely from inspiring English sources

Our village, too, largely escaped unscathed.

But Rosin leaves his story, too, largely untold.

(Donovan, too, largely abstained from alcohol; that was not where the reputation for wildness came from).

There are other American hostages, too, largely in the Middle East and South Central Asia.

The underwriting business was strong, too, largely thanks to the rush by writedown-saddled banks to raise new capital.

But it's dusty on regional and global scales, too, largely because of soil erosion caused by winds.

This, too, is largely fictionalised and mostly predictable, yet manages by its heart-on-sleeve openness to be oddly touching.

This, too, was largely a racial issue, setting mostly black parents and leaders from the Black Power movement against mostly white teachers.

Here Strauss's "Fledermaus" overture was a buoyant opener, and then Weill's "Seven Deadly Sins" worked well, too -- largely thanks to the strong performance by Audra McDonald in the central role of Anna.

This, too, was largely ineffective.

But this, too, is largely wrong.