Sentence examples for mostly a bunch from inspiring English sources

Of course, this is mostly a bunch of spotted dick.

Mostly a bunch of four-letter words stacked together — or worse, Victorino said, laughing.

David Cameron, who once described Ukip as mostly "a bunch of fruitcakes and loonies and closet racists" also acknowledged that Ukip might now deny him victory.

In 2006, Mr. Cameron dismissed the party as mostly a bunch of "fruitcakes and loonies and closet racists," but the  Independence Party's ability to win over his disgruntled supporters is proving an increasing headache.

In a story published this weekend, The Los Angeles Times went deep on the Academy's membership rolls and, after a lengthy investigation, found that – the occasional Elvis paramour-turned-nun aside — the secretive governing body behind the Oscars is mostly a bunch of old white guys.

It's mostly a bunch of engineers.

DAVID I haven't spent a lot of time in downtown Charlotte, but I recall it mostly as a bunch of A.T.M.'s with parking.

While this team is portrayed mostly as a bunch of opportunists using Simpson to help themselves, both Clark and Darden are portrayed very sympathetically as a working mother dealing with pervasive sexism and a black man who is not only isolated in the DA's office but also in his own community for taking on an African American hero like Simpson.

For what? Mostly for a bunch of crap they don't want and will never watch (nor would they even have time to).

Uber tells me it hasn't heard anything about this issue besides a tweet from someone at the hearing this morning (which was mostly about a bunch of other local taxi issues), and from news reports.

Since humans are mostly water, a bunch of us hanging out in a room together can interfere with the signal.