Sentence examples for I like mostly from inspiring English sources

"I've been getting into more pop music in the past few years," she added, "but I like mostly moody, synthy stuff".

After a week with Dusk 2.0, he said, "It's the kind of pillow I like, mostly because it's cold and firm.

I like mostly old music.

Jim's e-mails often noted cooking truths such as the impossibility of finding Gambel's quail or antelope in the supermarket — or that "in my youth there were so few presents that I liked, mostly a jar of herring or a small orange".

"I like walking, mostly around my house".

(anag. less H (= heroin), & lit).. C. G. Millin: Groom, with time, could become life partner (anag. with t). C. J. Morse: I care for horses: one I like's mostly let go on loose rein (pal + fre e) + anag).. A. Plumb: Groom could become paler if one runs off with ring (anag. incl. r, less o).

Other mothers' meatloaf recipes sometimes appeared, like a stuffed, cheesy one I liked, but mostly the house version prevailed throughout my childhood.

Right away, I liked Assistant, mostly because it began the interaction by offering a worthwhile, easy-to-navigate list of things it could do.

I liked it mostly because it was young and female and African (which might be exoticism, read Alden Jones' book from item one!), and felt utterly true.

I feel like mostly it's just about what's happening with me as well as the generation or millennials as a whole.

Mostly, I like to challenge the viewer.