Sentence examples for mostly figured out from inspiring English sources

No one showed me the ropes, and I mostly figured out on my own what it meant to be a man.

But "Groundhog Day," starring Andy Karl in the Bill Murray role, has it mostly figured out.

But have no fear: "Groundhog Day" has it mostly figured out.

But have no fear: "Groundhog Day," which just opened at the August Wilson Theatre, has it mostly figured out.

I don't mess around with too many other settings because at this point I think Mozilla has got it mostly figured out.

We have it mostly figured out.

But mostly, he figured out how to make money -- not by cutting costs or the payroll, but by improving factory productivity and making worker safety his top goal.

Mr. Rumsfeld has alienated some senior officers, mostly those who have not figured out that the secretary, a former wrestler at Princeton, is constantly testing them.

That's not so much because public-key cryptography is all that complex (though the concept behind it is a bit unintuitive at first), but mostly because nobody ever really figured out how to make it easy for mainstream users.

I'm still mostly impressed with how they figured out how to make microwaveable chicken that comes out this perfect.

But "The Hills" isn't aiming to stimulate or inspire; I think people watch it mostly to figure out why they're watching it.