Sentence examples for mostly definitely from inspiring English sources

Something was mostly definitely wrong with me.

For weeks, politicians — mostly but definitely not all on the right — have been fanning the public controversy over plans to build an Islamic community center two blocks away from ground zero.

He said his fatigue was mostly physical, "but definitely emotionally, mentally, everything.

Winning Monopoly is "definitely mostly luck" with a player's fate determined by the roll of the dice, Shaw said.

My demeanor was mostly funereal — emphasis definitely not on the first three letters — at "The Addams Family," which much of the audience lapped up with audible pleasure.

No, it was Whedon just being too big of a crybaby to hang! No, it was definitely mostly the mean nasty feminists!

That's technically true, but mostly false: Intel definitely invested $740 million of its own dollars purchasing shares of Cloudera.

For the first measure respondents were labelled 'discrepant' if they gave the same (contradictory) answer to the two questions "I'm as healthy as anyone I know" and "I seem to get ill more easily than other people," where the choice of answers were "definitely true", "mostly true", "mostly false" or "definitely false" [ 15].

One interesting kind of behavior we're seeing is that consumers, mostly U.S. consumers, are definitely looking for deals more.

Get it right and you will reap the benefits: 85% of UK students said they were were either "definitely" or "mostly" satisfied with the quality of their course, according to the latest National Student Survey.

"I'm definitely scared, mostly because I'm paying so much for myself and for my student loans, so I can't put that money into a nest egg," she said.