Sentence examples for mostly boiled from inspiring English sources
Like a similar meeting in October, last night's forum, at the New York City College of Technology in Brooklyn, mostly boiled down to a face-off.
And in 1985 the T.V.A. shut all of its reactors because of a variety of safety problems that industry experts say mostly boiled down to bad management.
Her take on the book mostly boiled down to surprise and displeasure at its depiction of the elderly Atticus Finch as quite racist, a member of the Ku Klux Klan prone to inveighing against civil rights organizations.
The coverage I've seen and read mostly boiled it down to issues: women's rights and reproductive rights, of course.
But the symposium mostly boiled down to these supposedly adversarial speakers all regurgitating the same politically safe talking points about how the war on drugs has failed without suggesting what's supposed to take its place.
My reasons for leaving have mostly boiled down to some level of emotional instability due to my bipolar disorder or to traumatic outside circumstances, but I usually tell people that I wanted to "figure myself out," or that I wanted to save money, or that since The College Dropout is my favorite Kanye album, I might as well semi-emulate it.
Scientists have proposed a variety of evolutionary theories of humour that mostly boil down to comedians trying to get laid.
This mostly boils down to redefining marriage in law so that same-sex couples may contract it.
The arguments often sound both technical and obscure, but they mostly boil down to something simple: power.
They mostly boil down to inter-male rivalries and hierarchies of masculinity – the pecker pecking order, if you will: the bigger the mister, the bigger the man.
"There are a lot of ways to do it, but it mostly boils down to negotiating what your taxes should be".
