Sentence examples for mostly as far from inspiring English sources

This, however, is mostly as far as it goes.

Mostly, as far as I can see, this has meant scrapping much of the score, using dialogue instead of recitative and reducing sets and cast to an affordable minimum.

This band sings about inequality and oppression in the world, mostly, as far as I can tell, in the Western world, and, these days, mostly in George W. Bush's world.

The pushy middle-class parents who set up free schools are mostly, as far as I can make out, people who do not much fancy sending their little Oscar or Amelie to the local bog-standard comprehensive.

But mostly, as far as I can tell, they want to be able to say stuff like "Asians, Jews and whites are smarter than blacks and Hispanics because genetics" without being called racist.

I'm hesitant to put too much weight on the racial split (although there was a joke going around during and right after the election -- among blacks, mostly, as far as I could tell -- that the black candidate was being brought in to clean up the white man's mess).

But their doings are mostly invisible as far as the public is concerned.

When the pears are ready at Evergreen Farm, by early to mid September, the customers soon follow, Korean and Chinese mostly, from as far as Virginia and Connecticut.

Granted, they're only making a subset of their titles available, mostly backlist as far as I can tell; but it's the principle of the thing that matters, especially since Oyster is reportedly "in negotations" with all the other major publishers.

"The code is usually non-linear, sometimes related to cellular automata, sometimes to magnetic pendula, but mostly unique, as far as I know.

Today, the dream of socialism exists mostly as a far-right phantom, to be conjured up when Democrats dare to imply that Medicare or Social Security might serve the public good.