Completely, Mostly, Moderately, A little, Not at all.
Still, the disjunction between name and function makes Mr. Brüggen's band the ideal guest at this year's Mostly Mozart Festival, which is not mostly Mozart at all.
While Heilemann and Halperin conducted hundreds of interviews for this book, you can bet the naughty bits were mostly supplied by disgruntled staffers - at ALL levels.
The town's racist graffiti had until then been directed mostly at Caucasians, reviled all over Russia.
(Really, there are just a couple of the last, and I am looking mostly at you, "Stalker"). We will all have our exceptions; I will be commending "Jane the Virgin" to you soon.
Which was, mostly, nothing at all.
The low activation entropy implies that the transition state is mostly solvated at all ionic strengths.
Traditionally the two are exhibited separately or, in the case of Western pieces in China, mostly not at all.
In fact, politicians are really careful to say mostly nothing at all in their books – lest, when they do run, they are held accountable for what they may have written.
Almost exactly a year after fast-food workers first walked off the job in New York City, launching the Fight for $15, the country's first $15 minimum wage became law in SeaTac, Washington, a city of fewer than 30,000 people, known mostly (if at all) as the home of Seattle's major airport, Seattle-Tacoma International.
