Sentence examples for is actually mostly from inspiring English sources

The polls have tightened in recent days, with the Liberal Party (which is actually mostly conservative) making gains.

The latest evidence comes in a study being published today in the journal Science, which found that rock buried nearly 2,000 feet under the seabed off New Jersey is so porous that it is actually mostly water.

Klee taught a course for weavers only, and works like Albers's "Red and Blue Layers" (1954), which is actually mostly orange and pink, echo the influence of his vibrant palette.

Teresa Fritschi, an American who runs Thistle & Broom, a Scottish luxury-goods website, reckons her island knitters could earn much more if Fair Isle products enjoyed the same legal protection against imitation as Harris Tweed (a thick cloth that is actually mostly woven on the outer Hebridean island of Lewis).

Meanwhile, Postmates, which isn't explicitly for meals, is actually mostly in the food space.

With that caveat out of the way, Android Wear is actually mostly a joy to use, and the closest anyone's come yet to getting the smartwatch experience right.

Some of these can be very detailed (the feathers on Archaeopteryx for example are actually mostly impressions and not fossilised feathers) and provide a great deal of information.

I pulled some other White House memos that bear his curlicues: Amazingly, while this looks like an arbitrary series of loop-the-loops, he's actually mostly consistent about having seven full loops each time.

She's gone for the rest of the book and it's actually mostly a story about a lacrosse team doing well in a state tournament against all odds.

The then president, Jacques Chirac, and his interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, alongside Jean-Marie Le Pen (then leader of the Front National), battled to take the hard line against the "foreign" rioters, who were actually mostly French-born.

It works quite well and the new features are actually mostly apps rather then baked-in improvements.