Japan is producing without capital, in our large sense of the word.

Evil, in a large sense, is the raw material of the good.

We always kept the house clean-using the word in a rather large sense.

They were, in a large sense, in another form, white slaves.

It is idealists, in a large sense, that this old world needs to-day.

A dim large sense of waste and irrevocable lost opportunities pervaded his mind.

It sounds fine, beautiful, and is-PraiseGod!-ina large sense, true.

The higher the worker the deeper the need of relaxation in the large sense.

From the tapestries, I got this large sense of scale.

If they live in loving memory, they must, in the large sense, be true.

But what he did in the large sense appears incredible.

But intervention in the large sense can now hardly be.

Especially was this improbable, since we are in a large sense of English lineage.

The Americans were in a large sense law-abiding, but in another sense they were lawless.

For purity he (like many others) understood in a large sense.

The impeachment movement was in a very large sense, if not entirely, a partisan enterprise.