Sentence examples for mostly evaded from inspiring English sources
While protein functions have been extensively studied, the substantial amino-terminal region (NTR*) of MSH6 that is unique to eukaryotic proteins, has mostly evaded functional characterization.
Despite his horrific crimes, he managed to mostly evade the authorities, and when they did finally catch up with him, in the early 60s, he had already fled Germany.
Like what?" Cantor largely evaded the question.
Her longing for freedom is mirrored in the film's attempts, mostly successful, to evade its own sentimental impulses and draw closer to the pulse of raw experience.
Meanwhile, a permanent fix evaded lawmakers who have mostly used entitlement reform to score political points.
Trump evaded the question and spoke mostly about the wall he plans to build and continued to insist that the Judge is Mexican and has some kind vendetta against him.
It's true that "The Evolution of God" focuses more on changes in moral doctrine than on moral acts per se, but by mostly neglecting this win-lose aspect of morality, Wright has evaded something important.[3].
It is one of the few classic rustic Italian dishes that has evaded most cookbook authors and chefs, and so is still mostly a dish of home cooks.
Scheeren evaded the question.
