Sentence examples for mostly encountered from inspiring English sources

But Fletcher said that as mayor he mostly encountered indifference when he held voter registration drives.

When Jedediah Purdy, a home-schooled 24-year-old from rural West Virginia, wrote "For Common Things," his best-selling paean to agrarian living and home-schooling back in 1999, he was mostly encountered as an outlier.

Writing a play and having it get through the multi-tiered selection process of the Fringe festival, which Mr. Singer had mostly encountered in his habitual role of informal legal adviser, has been a novel experience, he said, "such a surprise, a pinch yourself moment".

In other words, drawing errors are mostly encountered during the construction phase.

Thermal fatigue cracking is one of the mostly encountered failure mechanisms for die halves in the die casting industry.

Concentration ranges were selected based on yields commonly reported in literature and mostly encountered in biomass hydrolysates after different pretreatments [40, 41].

This is why we love American values, which we mostly encounter in our societies on the level of words.

And, for better or worse, museums were still (though not exclusively) the place where the appreciative or the curious would mostly encounter those provocations.

Eastwood's detective, Wes Block, drawn to whores and kinky sex, scours the bars and clubs for a man who murders prostitutes, and mostly encounters his own desire.

My Life as a 10-Year-Old Boy contains multiple excerpts from Cartwright's diary detailing various events, mostly encounters with The Simpsons guest stars.

As I noted in the earlier article, there are one million new meditators each year in America, mostly encountering mindfulness in health care contexts, not as spiritual practice but as secular forms of relaxation.