Sentence examples for and mostly of from inspiring English sources

But that is a matter of public opinion, and mostly of politics.

The French word potiche means a vase or vessel, often gaudily decorated and mostly of ornamental use.

Yet these 60 or 70 Ottophiles, nearly all men — and mostly of a certain demographic that saw those Giants play — cannot stir a revolution.

Tough, plaintive country music, beautifully chosen and performed and mostly of the vintage honky-tonk and swing variety, plays a large role in the movie.

The exhibition, divided into two sections, "The First Hundred Years," which runs from 1842 to 1942, and "Art and Activism," which runs from the 1950's to the present, includes hundreds of photographs by and mostly of African-Americans.

"I go to two funerals a day, it seems, and mostly of firefighters, and the police funerals are now just beginning," Mr. Green declared, adding, "I will never forget the 19 families I embraced at Squad 288".

A lot of women are doing more than just fencing, and mostly out of necessity.

Her real motives "belong to the internal world, devious, contradictory, labyrinthine, and mostly out of sight".

As time went on, I moved in and (mostly) out of relationships.

I do find inspirational music in Reform synagogues rarely, and mostly out of nostolgia and sentmentality.

The audience was nearly all black and mostly left-of-centre.