Sentence examples for was in a larger from inspiring English sources

Mr Yeltsin's repentance was timely and moving.But it was, in a larger sense, off the point.

It was clear, as the First Tuesday festivities drew to a close, that the Internet party that attracted khaki-clad Jeff Bezos clones and sleek women in Manolo Blahnik heels was, in a larger sense, past its prime.

Mr. Brokaw's package made a reference to Allah, while Mr. Daschle's, which was in a larger envelope, taped up, had no religious content, only words to the effect of "now you've been exposed".

As the years passed, Pippen was acknowledged as a valued member of the so-called supporting cast but was, in a larger sense, undervalued as merely the largest moon in orbit of the planet Michael.

It's true that drinking pints is what we've been doing since the late 19th century; prior to that, the more common way of drinking beer was in a larger "quart" or a "pot" whose measurement was nearer two pints (and from where, it has been argued, the admonitory "mind your Ps & Qs" phrase originates).

"The whole point is this wouldn't happen if it was in a larger centre".

The audition was in a large rehearsal room, with a mirror across one wall.

The most depressing office environment I have ever witnessed was in a large London bank.

Ballymena amateur Dermot McElroy was in a large group sharing 15th place on 67.

Centre A was in a large town with a population of around 250,000.

When the audio is on, you really do feel like you're in a larger space.