Sentence examples for mostly everyone else from inspiring English sources

Mostly everyone else thinks… Andrew's Brain, by E. L. Doctorow (Random House).

The Pixies, like the Smiths, were most famous for not sucking at a time that mostly everyone else did.

Mostly everyone else thinks those people are misguided, especially the New York City Department of Health, which generally frowns on the presence of live animals in places where cooked animals are served as food — with the exception of service animals and fish in tanks, of course.

There was a private cabin with a bed and desk for Ms. Rice, and business class seats for mostly everyone else — except the press, which sat in the back and had a mix of economy and business seats, for which we drew straws.

If they're wrong, well, so was mostly everyone else (remember, they were a majority).

He sprinkled in self-deprecating stories about himself when prodded, but mostly made everyone else feel like a bigger star.

Globally, India – although still sending its diasporic catchment area into a frenzy and mostly ignoring everyone else – had a fine year.

But there's an imagined version of Scotland which carries a lot of weight within the English establishment, and its touchstones are mostly alienating for everyone else.

They even use the word "concertacesión", a neologism coined in the Salinas era to describe his alleged ability to concede some power to the opposition while keeping everyone else mostly happy.

The result is a tax code that squeezes hundreds of billions of dollars more from the very well off — about $600 billion more over 10 years — while leaving the tax burden on everyone else mostly as it was.

So when I praise it, I feel like I'm praising everyone else mostly, not myself," he says – before pride gets the better of him and he adds: "I think what Simon did is brilliant.