Sentence examples for mostly a sign of from inspiring English sources

That some Tory critics think he should be doing more is mostly a sign of nerves.

The enormous sums being thrown at unconventional oil and gas are mostly a sign of how political instability and scarcity have made the conventional stuff so much costlier to find.

But really that's mostly a sign of celebrity and time on the service.

Several things they've said have alarmed people, but they are mostly a sign of inexperience.

But mostly it's a sign of insecurity: the sender knows only too well that their message is one you'd otherwise have every reason to neglect.

Can we just have quiet time?' " Mr. Boyega in particular, she said, made a habit of calling her "Mrs. Whittaker," which she mostly took as a sign of affection.

The demonstrators, many carrying umbrellas for shade on a sunny and unusually hot day, wore mostly black as a sign of mourning for what they portrayed as Hong Kong's coming loss of civil liberties.

But, on Kelly's show, the President is mostly presented as a sign of seriousness, as if placing the weight of the White House alongside Jones's thrown-together stories amounts to some sort of paradox.

Sister City relationships are mostly ceremonial and a sign of good will.

Even when they do appear, likes and favourites have been mostly drained of meaning – a sign of approval and popularity, sure, but also now a rather conventional way of telling a friend that he was heard.

When the dish smells like it is cooked, mostly but not always, it is a sign of it being ready.