Sentence examples for be mostly true of from inspiring English sources

This may be mostly true of individuals who are highly emotionally invested.

"But that's mostly true of all the big software sellers".

In addition, treated rats could only make voluntary movements while the electrical stimulation was turned on, and the same was mostly true of the patient Edgerton and colleagues worked with.

In sharp contrast, this independent fact checking organization finds that 23% of what Hillary says is true, and another 28% is mostly true, for a total of 51% at least mostly true.

This turned out to be mostly true.

He was mostly true to his word on that.

All the salacious headlines are (mostly) true — as of today, you can't unlock a carrier-subsidized smartphone on your own before the contract associated with it runs out without technically running afoul of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

The Web site for the movie (othercinema.com/mu.html) contains the coy assertion that it's "(mostly) true," which is the kind of truth in advertising that should be more widely adopted.

The app's website boasts, "Timehop helps you celebrate the best moments of the past with your friends," and this statement is mostly true, but there are some moments of the past no one wants to remember.

Which, of course, is mostly true.

The facts, of course, are mostly true but there is much more to it than this simple and slightly ignorant summary.