Sentence examples similar to a mostly left from inspiring English sources

Bar the few directors making movies about skinheads or suicidal Irish hitmen, cinema that you actually have to engage with is a concept mostly left to the French and Italians those of great artistic depth and little time for Keith Lemon box-office spin-offs.

He mostly left his left arm down.

His comic style is laced with his peeves and personal grievances; when he lost "The Tonight Show" job to Mr. Leno in 1992 and moved to CBS the next year, he made a running joke of that setback and network executives, but after a while he mostly left Mr. Leno alone.

So, for a few weeks, Johnson mostly left Francoeur alone.

Federal law requires large employers to offer 12 weeks of unpaid family leave, but paid leave is a perk that's mostly left to companies to dole out at their discretion.

Now that I've mostly left a lengthy and wonderful career in showbiz behind me to work almost exclusively on LGBT community issues, I think about that song in an entirely different context.

After graduating high school early (he is not a dropout as has been reported in the past), Nic landed his first feature film role (as Nicolas Coppola) in the classic Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) in a part that was mostly left on the cutting room floor.

Rowley added a fresh coat of paint and subtracted a few room dividers but mostly left it as Deskey designed it.

So the opposition parties insisted on a secret, final ballot and mostly left the Chamber.

Those that remain are winsome — Ms. Lepore calls her voice "gabby, frank and vexed" — and suggestive of a lively mind that was mostly left to wither.

Made-to-order tailoring, which is having such a boost with male clients, is mostly left out of current couture.