Sentence examples for I do think mostly from inspiring English sources

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"But I do think Grace Elliott was mostly right about the Revolution - it was the end of a world, of a refined civilisation".

"I do think the news is mostly good on the inflation front, although the need for careful policy choices is even more critical than usual," Narayana R. Kocherlakota said Tuesday in his first speech as president of the Minneapolis Fed.

But I do think that if you mostly follow good people and follow good etiquette you're going to be okay.

"And I did think, 'Where am I?' " But mostly I thought, 'When the hell's the gate going to open?' " In the Dutch countryside near the base, all has been quiet.

But I really do think this story's mostly driven by what happens inside Russia, not inside our country.

Even though we aren't certain of rain arrival time (probably by midafternoon), we do think the morning hours should be mostly dry.

The issue is, I think, mostly empirical (what do we do in case of phylogenetic conflict between genes?) and quantitative (up to which level of conflict should we keep drawing "species" trees?).

(F) "Some graduate students don't have the greatest interpersonal skills and maybe they have done some damage … I think mostly they're very good, patient teachers, much better than I am as far as taking the time".

She balanced this concern by noting what postgraduates offered that she could not: "Some graduate students don't have the greatest interpersonal skills and maybe they have done some damage … I think mostly they're very good, patient teachers, much better than I am as far as taking the time".

"I think mostly people didn't notice it if they didn't know what it was," she said.