Sentence examples for mostly defining from inspiring English sources

Baseball etiquette is a powerful part of the game, mostly defining the rules by which you can fight, intimidate and exact retribution.

The main purposes of ANTEO+ are simplifying the problem description maintaining the required accuracy, enabling a more transparent interface with the user, and having a clear and identifiable application domain, in order to help the user interpreting the results and, mostly, defining their confidence.

Fiction is mostly defined as a story, with a beginning, middle and end.

The new law mostly defined the government interest as reducing youth smoking.

The significant writing of the decade mostly defined itself in opposition to Thatcherism and thereby in opposition to the dominant material culture that followed.

Leaderless after losing the White House, the party is mostly defined by its Congressional wing, which flaunted its anti-spending ideology in opposing the stimulus package.

His hair is gray and cropped close; like the haircut of a little boy, it is mostly defined by those strands which refuse to stay down.

Despite the strengths, the play feels overlong and overstuffed, and the scenario is not convincing because it's hard to believe that the underwritten Stacey, mostly defined by a tremor in her leg, would ever have planned this weekend of playing happy families.

Instead, the populists mostly defined themselves by the pitch of their rhetoric and the implausibility of their proposals, and the only substantive pressure they put on Mitt Romney was pressure to embrace a Wall Street Journal-approved tax plan that was predictably and easily attacked, come the general election, as another Republican giveaway to the rich.

This first step mostly defines the success of constructed pharmacophore models.

Kanha's ZOI is approximately four times larger than the park and is mostly defined by contiguous surrounding forest.