Sentence examples for mostly content from inspiring English sources

Its streaming catalog includes mostly content that is more than a year old.

Otherwise, he is mostly content to skim the surface – and to offer the reader whipped cream.

The glories of Western music, if you want to be grand about it, were at my fingertips, and I was mostly content.

Instead, we mostly content ourselves with grudging and sardonic references to the silly side of gentrification, along with a few all-purpose explanations, like broken-window policing.

Through it all he conveys 1950s life more vividly than any historian before him.Mr Kynaston is mostly content to let his sources do the talking.

But short of a chemical spill on the freeway I'm mostly content to stick to the purple byways forged by Google Maps.

His book mostly contents itself with once-over-lightly accounts of the visitors themselves.

Where Adler mostly contents himself with anecdotes, Abramson draws on a wealth of academic studies of juror behavior and presents a cogent account both of the theories underlying the jury system and of their bumpy translation into the reality of American courtrooms.

Instead of trying to dissect these developments in precise terms, we have mostly contented ourselves with vague condemnations that do little more than express our outrage: Victor Orban and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, we blandly complain, are dangerous because they are "undermining democracy".

Movile is a provider of mostly mobile content, partnering over the years with carriers to distribute video and other content to feature phone users in Latin America.

Her father, Vicente Chávez, said his daughter spoke very little about her new life in Texas, but mostly seemed content with small talk about old times.