Sentence examples for are mostly met with from inspiring English sources

But even with the hardware requirements, which are mostly met with modestly priced new computers, many experts say they believe a world like There will find an audience.

But the demands of survival are mostly met with technology now, so we can lounge all but limitlessly.

She was mostly met with silence.

Her noble attempt was mostly met with eye rolls.

This stand of hers was mostly met with praise, although now she probably wishes she had thought twice.

An identical twin premise on the CW's "Ringer" meant a double dose of Sarah Michelle Gellar, but the return of that former vampire slayer to television was mostly met with a ratings shrug.

While some friends have nodded appreciatively while muttering 'fair play' and saying they wish they had the willpower to do it, I'm mostly met with raised eyebrows, confusion, and incredulity that I actually manage not to drink.

The event is unlikely to be remembered fondly by home fans given their team's astonishing 7-1 semi-final meltdown against Germany, but even that thrashing was mostly met with resignation and black humour.

Drum was mostly met with favorable reviews.

I am mostly met with a blank stare.

And yet, each attack is mostly met with silence by those not directly under attack.