Sentence examples for writing largely from inspiring English sources

Two of his supporters, the scholars John Ericson, of Calvin College, and John Dunlop, of the Hoover Institution, have compiled book-length collections of writing largely about the reaction to Solzhenitsyn in the West.

The combination of an incredibly tight rhythm section backing crunching guitars and a genius for writing largely one-paced three-chord anthems with single-entendre titles (You Shook Me All Night Long, Sink the Pink, Go Down) has shifted 200m albums worldwide, and 1980 album, Back in Black, is the second-biggest-selling LP of all time.

Writing largely in reaction to the utilitarianism of Bentham and Mill and to the natural-rights based theory of Herbert Spencer, Bosanquet's views show both a strong influence of Hegel and an important debt to Kant and to the classical Greek thought of Plato and Aristotle.

And even though I've spent three decades writing largely about marginalized people, it was much harsher than I understood.

Over 140 years, the writing largely faded.

His writing largely consists of carefully unpicking all attempts to deny this differentiation.

The chronicle is written largely in German.

The code for this is written largely by volunteers rather than a single company.

For instance, 170 years ago this week, a newspaper appeared, often written largely by one man, James Wilson.

The double wedding was contracted, Steinmetz writes, largely to protect Fugger's copper-mining interests.

Pink's third album, "Try This," was a rock album written largely with Rancid's Tim Armstrong.