Sentence examples for mostly honest from inspiring English sources
Over 2m Turks came, and they were mostly honest, hard-working and religious people.
Season 4 begins with an episode focused on Michael Jason Batemann), the mostly honest, frequently gullible son charged with keeping the rest of the Bluths solvent, united and out of jail.
Reaction to the launching of Sputnik II was mostly honest admiration, qualified by worry on behalf of the dog, and a slight chuckle over the fact that the U.S. was beaten again.
The New Yorker, November 23 , 1957P. 223 Reaction to the launching of Sputnik II was mostly honest admiration, qualified by worry on behalf of the dog, and a slight chuckle over the fact that the U.S. was beaten again.
The play list of a Top Forty (really only playing the top twenty or thirty) station now is controlled not by the disc jockeys, whose status has been reduced in every area since the payola scandals, but by one, mostly honest program director.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, November 23 , 1957P. 223 Reaction to the launching of Sputnik II was mostly honest admiration, qualified by worry on behalf of the dog, and a slight chuckle over the fact that the U.S. was beaten again.
In "The Great Schlep," which was produced by the Jewish Council for Education and Research, a political action committee, and the advertising agency Droga5, Ms. Silverman is mostly being honest.
"Well," says Rampling, "I have to ask you, what is behind your question?" To be honest, mostly it stemmed from journalistic devil's-advocacy.
Make that young men, all in the possession of gleaming, sculptured, hairless torsos that come from long acquaintance with personal trainers and electrolysists and are, to be honest, mostly interchangeable.
It's Stewart's soul that has since infused the show, which has been skewering both the right and the left of the political spectrum (but, let's be honest, mostly the right) since 1999.
Ian McNabb – Liverpool Girl "This somehow manages to use an outsider's cliched (and, let's be honest, mostly unflattering) view of scousers in a way that is self-deprecating and even cringe-worthy," writes DarceysDad.
