Sentence examples for are always mostly from inspiring English sources

His religious beliefs, his love affairs, his relationships with other writers, his daily routine — these are permanent mysteries, and biographies of Shakespeare are always mostly speculation.

Even fast food customers are paying customers, and I was taught at Roy's that they are always, mostly, right.

Making a cartoon was always mostly writing.

But the second half of that was always mostly nonsense, and all that's happening now is that this is getting confirmed.

But it was always mostly about baseball and New York, from those crazy days in the Bronx in the '70s as he restored a dynasty, wrote Larry Keith on SI.com, to his impressive second act in the past decade, wrote Mike Lupica in The Daily News.

While this image was always mostly a myth — presidents typically struggle to move polls or legislators' votes — the political realities of the time did allow presidents to build more diffuse coalitions in Congress and attract broad public support when the circumstances were favorable.

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For the third we asked "After you have caught a common cold, and start coughing and sneezing, would you still go to work?" Possible responses were "always", "mostly", "seldom", "never", "sometimes" and "do not know".

They like to joke that their transformers are always humming mostly because they can't remember the words.

The streets are filled through the night with students from the nearby University of the Sea, out eating and drinking, and the bars are always filled, mostly with Mexican tourists and local residents.

The women they are always women, mostly older than 60 who practice and administer Vlach magic, begin to seem less like witches and more like village psychologists, professors and therapists.