Sentence examples for it mostly refers to from inspiring English sources

It mostly refers to evidence as opposed to presenting it.

The interface that presents the code is more technical-looking, with Wagner saying that it mostly refers to hologram interfaces from recent science fiction artworks.

Yet, it is not clear why this region should combine two perspectives, with respect to one's self and with respect to the other, because it mostly refers to a third-person perspective.

It mostly refers to different mono-or multi-associated models.

Amid LMICs, it mostly refers to application of international regulations, whereas in developed states, it focuses on independent legislation and creation of conditions optimal to promoting an effective emergency management.

The term "domestic violence" has appeared in The New York Times throughout its history, but until the 1980s it mostly referred to civil unrest and rioting rather than acts of violence in the home.

Note that I mostly refer to car tourism when I say "road trip," not "drive nonstop" long-haul travel.

As it turns out, noodge mostly refers to: "...a form of persistent complaining, sometimes even to the point of whining".

I've argued in the past that although conventional wisdom dictates that accessibility mostly refers to software, it applies just as aptly to hardware.

On the same day, The Conversation posted an opinion piece on why a culling won't solve the crocodile problem, (which mostly refers to them eating people) though it mentioned nothing about flying them out on economy.

To a large extent it is the social complement of the country-vs.-city physical dichotomy, which mostly refers to the physical domain.