Sentence examples for most mercifully from inspiring English sources

"We mean to conquer them," he said, "and we shall do this most mercifully, the more speedily we do it".

On Tuesday night at City Center the Fall for Dance Festival offered its third program, a mixed bag of ballet, tap, contemporary European dance — the generic variety — and, most mercifully, the Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin.

Although still horrific by any abstract standard, with only three victims critically injured (two in the first and one in the second Chicago shooting), this was a one of the most mercifully quiet weeks for mass shootings in America so far this year.

Most people, mercifully, are not saints, least of all in the churn of competitive industry.

But it is also nice to learn how authors feel when they see their babies — i.e., their books — wearing jackets and covers for the first time (most authors, mercifully, do not have a say in the art).

At the final curtain call, legend has it, Bailey asked the audience, "Where were you when we needed you?" Most flops mercifully recede into the ether, but "House of Flowers" -- thanks largely to a cast album that preserved some of its beauty (and at least one choice example of Bailey's chutzpah) -- never quite died.

He made a lot of films, most of them mercifully hard to find.

But, mercifully, most are either short or obvious enough not to use up your day with sitting them out.

Most parts are mercifully well-grazed – but that means you have to walk carefully through herds of cattle.

Most people are mercifully spared any awareness of the operating system inside their phones, but Microsoft wants to change all that.

Mercifully, most drivers realise that affording you no more than the width of your handlebars as they pass is not really a recipe for human happiness.