Sentence examples for defined mostly from inspiring English sources
Steven is defined mostly by wimpishness.
Pragmatist architecture is defined mostly by what it is not.
This sentimental movie -- defined mostly by staring attention to photographs of Goldman -- doesn't clarify much.
Chris Nosenzo, illustrator: The illustrations were defined mostly by the medium in which they were created: Adobe Illustrator.
Though some housing was built over the next decade, and several businesses started operating, the area remained defined mostly by its overgrown empty lots and its potential.
"These are local elections defined mostly by local dynamics," said Daniel Kerner, an analyst with Eurasia Group, a political risk consulting firm.
Leadership is hard to define, mostly because it means different things to different people.
BioC defines mostly syntactic interoperability with some rudimentary semantic definitions.
In contrast to a diffuse pattern, the margin of a recurrent tumor of another type (local, distant, or multifocal) was defined as mostly or completely well-defined.
Traditionally, the neuronal composition of the striatum has been defined by mostly medium spiny neurons (MSN) and a small population of interneurons [74].
The urgency for debridement has not been clearly defined with mostly surgeons advocating within the first 6 h [12, 13, 14].
