Sentence examples for most part playing from inspiring English sources

Australia has been a good international citizen for the most part, playing an active role in negotiating the human rights treaties that form the international monitoring regime.

On "One Down, One Up" (Impulse) -- the radio recordings from two nights at the Half Note -- we're about six months before the last phase of Coltrane's career, before the moment when he changed his band, stopped for the most part playing in nightclubs and made his music generally more jarring and oceanic.

2. The goalkeepers, for the most part, play out of the back.

It occasionally rights itself but for the most part plays for a while before flipping back.

Battered by injuries to many of their stars, they have, for the most part, played admirably, holding on to first place until late May.

Mr. Pitt, for the most part, plays Benjamin, who is born, looking like a man in his 70s, into a prominent New Orleans family in 1918.

Mason is, for the most part, played blank – presumably to present childhood as a passive centre in an ever moving, dominating, chaotic world.

There's more than one nod to the specter of nuclear holocaust in "Vanishing," which was directed by Brad Anderson and for the most part plays like an extended episode of "The Twilight Zone".

(Ironically, Jones's recording of the song was banned by the FCC on grounds of obscenity, while the original songs were, for the most part, played without even edits).

Audio and video files, for the most part, played natively on the iPad.

Despite its centrality to human thought and practice, aesthetics has for the most part played a petty role in human computer interaction research.