Sentence examples for it presents mostly from inspiring English sources

Vivid but concentrated, it presents, mostly through paintings, a culture's version of its own origins, the image of history shaped far more by hard work, pluralistic politics and mysticism than by militancy.

Organized by Joseph Grima, editor of Domus magazine and co-curator of the 2012 Istanbul Design Biennial, in which a version of "Adhocracy" first appeared, it presents mostly benign projects by architects, designers, artisans and inventors.

Here it presents mostly nonliturgical music: a celebration of the friendship of the great Russian bass Feodor Chaliapin and Rachmaninoff, including Rachmaninoff's cantata "Spring," which had its premiere a century ago, with Chaliapin as soloist.

It presents mostly classic old songs you might know from scratchy old 78s or field recordings, like the murder ballad "Little Sadie," the lyric lament "Sugar Baby," and the sad love lyric "Pretty Saro".

In general, HSCR presents mostly sporadically, although it can be familial with a complex pattern of inheritance, including low, sex-dependent penetrance and phenotypic variability.

It is entirely possible that a random denizen of Barbès, which presents mostly jazz and pop, will stumble across the New Music/New Places offerings.

This show presents mostly smooth, round-ended, thematically decorated columns attached to the wall.

Westbury Music Fair presents mostly top country artists, traditional pop and jazz performers, and oldies acts.

Lincoln Center, which presents Mostly Mozart, says Mr. Langrée’s contract there runs through the summer of 2014.

Florence Griswold Museum This attractively situated museum presents mostly Impressionism-related historical exhibitions with a strong educational focus.

The next show at the center will be on Nov. 29 at 8 p.m., when Barbara Cook presents "Mostly Sondheim".