Sentence examples for mostly applies from inspiring English sources

(This mostly applies to male actors of the Method generation, not to female actors, but that is a different subject for a different essay).

Ben Thompson of the Stratechery consultancy, who has worked for both Apple and Microsoft, told the Guardian: "Apple has the reputation of being 'closed', but that mostly applies to things that are software-related.

Renzi said the recovery time of overdue debts would be reduced to a minimum of seven months, but investors reacted with scepticism as the decree mostly applies to new loans.

The reward system does include appeals against asylum decisions, but it mostly applies to non-asylum immigration decisions for the sole reason that they represent the overwhelming majority of appeals.

Representation in the media is a real issue, he said, but one that mostly applies to large institutions like the Times or CNN, where barriers to entry preserve gender and racial hierarchies.

The scheme mostly applies to post-industrial cities such as Detroit; Gary, Indiana and Buffalo, New Yorkk – though it is hindered by high crime – and inevitably, there have been kerfuffles about homesteading schemes favouring bourgeois gentrifiers.

The comic turn is mostly applied to zinfandels.

These criticisms mostly apply to the first half of the book.

But Rivera probably never thought his words, meant to breed confidence and then create serenity, would mostly apply to him.

Yorkshire remains a word we cannot pronounce and mostly apply to a breed of small dogs favoured by old ladies.

They include whether to introduce a £10 emissions surcharge in October 2017, the so-called T-charge, which will mostly apply to pre-2005 diesel cars.