Sentence examples for mostly discusses from inspiring English sources
The group mostly discusses issues like the challenges of using a mouse while walking, but there are occasional surprises, like the confession some time ago by Luke DeskWalker (not his real name, I'm guessing) about how working on a treadmill has helped him dance.
With unflappable optimism and politeness, using his gift for artfully preaching without sounding preachy, Tebow mostly discusses his life story — a child of Southern Baptist missionaries in the Philippines who prayed for a son to become a preacher, named for Timothy in the Bible.
A white policeman (Ms. Goodman does an outstanding job as male characters; she seems to change gender by facial expression alone) mentions the terrorist attacks but mostly discusses racial profiling (he's for it) and his opinion of black-on-black crime.
We chose the three-factor model for the CFA, because the current literature on the factor structure mostly discusses three or four factors underlying the psychopathy construct [ 33, 41, 42], and the three-component structure of both the YPI and the APSD-SR has been demonstrated [ 11, 17, 20, 25].
WALKING TOURS "BUILT FOR DISPLAY: MOSTLY MUSEUMS," Upper East Side, discusses the growth of museums in the area, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of Art, as well as the modern-style architecture of nearby residences and galleries.
Later a spontaneous focus group led by the younger members of our party (mostly in their 20s) discusses: is France better than Britain?
Disney has not had the same kind of tension over theatrical windows with U.S. theater chains, mostly likely because it discusses the issue with them much farther in advance of release.
("mostly close-ups"), that he discusses in the book.
The paper, based mostly on expert opinion, identifies and discusses challenges to marine conservation planning in the Coral Triangle – a region where, despite pressing conservation issues, conservation planning has had relatively limited influence.
In particular, she discusses the emergence of several groups, mostly progressive, that claim to represent local and independent small businesses.
His "The Power of Procrastination" lecture presents the comic strip and its characters, explores the pros and cons (mostly cons) of being a graduate student, and discusses the pros and cons (mostly pros) of procrastination.
