Sentence examples for best mostly from inspiring English sources

He hugs himself, trying his best – mostly for my benefit – to look neurotic.

Owned by Mark and Sarah Colley and awarded a Michelin star in 2011, the Curlew uses the best (mostly local) ingredients while still offering remarkable yet affordable dinners.

British people mostly mumble with embarrassment when you praise their parliamentary traditions - well, the British men I know best mostly mumble in embarrassment if you praise their anything - but they do have the Indian parliament to point to with post-colonial pride.

In the best, mostly forgotten, sense.

Data on children were primarily collected via interview and questionnaire responses from the parent who knew the child best, mostly the child's biological mother (over 97% for both cohorts).

I figured it was best to mostly look the other way.

The merchants that did best were mostly those that sold goods besides clothing.

"These are best friends, mostly older guys in their 30's, 40's and 50's.

The fourth shot is best, thanks mostly to the spatial ambiguities created by the woman's floral playsuit.

The title role earned Grace Kelly the Academy Award for best actress, mostly for trying (fairly successfully) to look unglamorous.

In the Elite League, the best players, mostly those from abroad, tend to get weekly salaries in the high three figures — like, say, 800 pounds ($1,300).