Sentence examples for mainly like from inspiring English sources

And while ending the negativity would be nice, the Obamaites would mainly like to call a halt because they don't want to risk something weird and undesirable happening.

They mainly, like all children, think Anna is called Honor.

Mainly, like its music, "Symphony #9" is bright in energy.

But that's mainly like trying to pick enormous padlocks with a paperclip.

It's an unexpectedly funny movie, and for a while this seems mainly like a function of Mr. Cooper's charm.

I mainly like the quiet now after having a career that required listening to politicians yammering in my ear.

Those who openly and prophetically position themselves well beyond the mainstream of Catholicism are hardly likely to win the support, in a papal conclave, of the necessary two-thirds of cardinal electors, especially when John Paul II, since arriving in the Vatican in 1978, had made a point of appointing mainly like-minded traditionalists to this upper echelon of the hierarchy.

These days, he mainly likes the weather.

From what I can gather from slightly older friends, young people mainly liked the Rolling Stones initially because parents didn't care for them.

Fort Saint-Jean, previously a tumbledown 17th-century fortification of no interest to anybody who mainly likes to drink and buy things, has been turned into MuCEM, Rudy Ricciotti's dauntingly futurist work of architecture, housing... you know, museum stuff.

I mainly liked it because he hated on FPSes.