Sentence examples for was largely impressed from inspiring English sources
Richie was largely impressed by the calibre of play, and took particular interest, as a fellow-catcher, in McKinney.
Although Sondheim was cautious of a cinematic adaptation of his musical, he was largely impressed by the results.
Based on the Twitter messages while the panel was going on, the audience was largely impressed and, to use a word that frequently popped up, "inspired" by Mr. Booker.
After Rowling's identity was revealed, The Cuckoo's Calling attracted a second wave of reviewers, who were largely impressed by its combination of the contemporary theme of celebrity the novel's murder victim is a well-known model with the nostalgic pleasures of an eccentric sleuth and Christie-like plotting.
Analysts and industry watchers attending the launch were largely impressed by the new Twitter.com.
While the review was largely negative, the author was still impressed by the visual depiction of the Japanese capital: "Visually, much of the film is stunning... and the art design by Marc Caro (Delicatessen) takes Tokyo's love of neon gaudiness to a surreal extreme".
This demographic, he recognises, is largely male, and he is further impressed by the diversity of F&C's recruits and their swift progress.
"Disappointment is a definite understatement for the long-suffering supporters, who continue to crave a genuine 20-goals a season striker but have otherwise largely been impressed with Alan Pardew's summer dealings.
In an age concerned largely with the "masses," Agee was impressed by the notion that other human beings idiosyncratically are what they are, in every ornery fibre.
Reynders was visibly impressed.
