Sentence examples for is really mostly from inspiring English sources

The Rumor Mill, however, is really mostly more colorful commentary than it is inside dishing.

I hear the schools they attend talk about anti bullying campaigns and I see them losing that battle because it is really, mostly, just talk.

"It's not the greatest; in fact, it's really mostly TV sitcom.

The trigger was really mostly the local issues, racial crises at Yale.

So Simon plays Simon, who wants to "breathe" and of course won't go into "boxes", with as far as we can tell a simulacrum of his own real family, except with the fabulous Rebecca Front as his mother, going to Grandma's and having mini-dramas and being really mostly funny, with a supporting cast you'd kick through windows for.

"If we were an accelerator, it's really mostly about the company first and the entrepreneur second," he said.

And so it was really mostly after I finished the movie that I felt pain".

The final episode "was really mostly about the characters… and what this whole rebellion meant," DeKnight said.

Ostensibly the story of a man in the future telling his children the complicated story of how he met their mother, the show was really mostly about a group of five friends and their various life experiences throughout their late 20s and early 30s.

"There are aspects of the business that are challenging today, which is really driven mostly by cost.

That's not a subtle example, however, all the thinking and the assumptions underneath this framing is really subtle and mostly out of people's awareness.