Sentence examples for have mostly become from inspiring English sources

It's sad that the events we portrayed as fantasy have mostly become a reality.

With the invention of indoor plumbing, outhouses have mostly become a thing of the past.

IoT devices with their humidity tracking, temperature readings bells and whistles have mostly become commoditized at this point — the key is in the software that sits on top.

He then went on to say that "Silicon Valley board rooms have mostly become," and then clapped his hands a few times to imply it was largely people applauding founders and giving them a lot of leeway.

It doesn't matter much that the products against which Apple was seeking this particular injunction have mostly become obsolete by now: there would have been different ways, through enforcement proceedings as well as (if necessary at all) new lawsuits, to extend the ruling to new products having the same infringing characteristics.

The bartenders who were stars a few years ago have mostly become consultants, managers and brand ambassadors — while you may be able to try Julian Cox's inventions in a dozen venues, you are unlikely to taste a drink actually shaken by Julian Cox — but it hardly matters.

Now, having mostly become that kind of person, my desires were opaque even to me.

But over the last 10 years or so, the leisurely Unitarian summer has mostly become a thing of the past.

Paradoxically, while Mondo has mostly become a poster business that sells T-shirts on the side, buying a poster from the site is virtually impossible.

In fact, this cool new "La Bohème" proves beyond any doubt that the concept of cultural purity has mostly become, like bohemianism, a historical relic.

But since Ms. Turner's glory days in Hollywood, American film has mostly become a big, generally boring playground for boys.