Sentence examples for was largely rejected from inspiring English sources

The pluralism of the colonies was largely rejected in favor of a fiction of cultural homogeneity.

Janacek, for example, was largely rejected by the Prague musical establishment until late in life.

The program was a precursor to health care and its policy was largely rejected by Congress, but the Clinton administration did get $585 million for vaccines.

As a child, she had been haunted by a fear of the Devil, despite growing up in a home where religion was largely rejected.

She grew up in Korea where, she said, traditional Korean music was largely rejected by the educational establishment in favor of Western classical music.

As a constitutional form it was largely rejected in the 1990s, partly as a negative reaction to the experience of Soviet federalism, and partly from fear of its centrifugal potential for splitting the country along ethnolinguistic fault lines.

Those allegations have nonetheless been largely rejected by international election observers.

In the past, he said, crop substitution programs had been largely rejected by the peasants.

After a huge media storm — and a car chase — the story has been largely rejected as inaccurate.

He said the advice he had offered on the thrust of the speech had been largely rejected.

Although some studies have suggested that there exists an association between supermaleness and criminal behaviour, the link has been largely rejected.