Sentence examples for I can mostly from inspiring English sources

At 34 years old, although I can mostly claim not to give a monkey's about what people think of me, there's still that tiny corner of my brain that can't help but care.

I can (mostly) control the amount of sleep and food and exercise I get.

If the clot becomes large enough, it can mostly or completely block blood flow through a coronary artery.

There are some scratching noises now and then, but other than that it can mostly be ignored.

That being said, at least one Republican, freshman state senator Greg Ball (who happens to represent my district), has articulated three specific concerns with the bill -- concerns which, I believe, can mostly be answered.

I think we can mostly agree now that giving college-aged adults $100,000 and a wealth of mentorship to pursue their startup ideas isn't the worst idea in the world.

"I think if you could get my colleagues to be honest, on the Democratic side, with you -- and I think you can mostly -- they will say they've been talked to, approached, lobbied and maybe cajoled by more Cabinet members on this issue than any issue since Barack Obama's been president," Brown said of trade.

Some come other ways, and I'll take 'em any way I can, but mostly it's this rational, relentless pursuit.