Sentence examples for most part of a from inspiring English sources

The stuff on show here is fresh, and for the most part of a very high caliber.

Bioko's coast is largely inhospitable, consisting for the most part of a cliff about 60 feet (20 metres) high, broken occasionally by small inlets and beaches.

This collection contains deeply felt and very personal settings of texts that are, for the most part, of a moral or philosophical nature.

As a result, his narrative consists for the most part of a somewhat well-rehearsed catalogue of conquest, Vita's béguins – this is his preferred term for the many women with whom she falls into bed – lined up one after the other in what quickly comes to resemble a kind of sapphic beauty pageant.

Anyway, basic segments constitute the most part of a freeway.

Of the two lectures held in Vienna in 1928 — "Mathematics, Science and Language" (1929A) and "The Structure of the Continuum" (1930A) — the first is for the most part of a philosophical nature while the second is more mathematical.

First he argued the disease would affect most parts of a country in the same two or three weeks.

MicroRNAs seem to be located in most parts of a genome.

This means that cases of AFP are typically reported from most parts of a country and that areas with conditions favoring poliovirus transmission are often oversampled (8, 11).

Most parts of a pleural arch completely lost their blue fluorescence at pH 2, although overall the integrated measurements of fluorescence fell only to about half.

(You usually don't need soap when cleaning most parts of a newborn — they just don't get that dirty).