Sentence examples for mostly hopeless from inspiring English sources
A further 12 Tory Asian candidates are standing in mostly hopeless seats.
As it follows a 16-year-old boy and two girls, 12 and 14, through one harvest cycle, it depicts their lives as a more or less voluntary indentured servitude and provides a detailed, sometimes heartbreaking, mostly hopeless portrait of a permanent American underclass.
Mostly hopeless execution.
Because keeping up with West Coast sports (football exempted) is a mostly hopeless affair on the East Coast.
People think that a few progressive states like California and Massachusetts may enact isolated reforms, but the rest of America is mostly hopeless because billionaires, corporations and special interests have gained too much of a lock on power.
It's often taught, (mostly) badly delivered and a hopeless approach.
"Hopeless Henry", the family said, good mostly at smashing up fast cars and chasing women.
The latter are hopeless and are left with no religion, mostly due to their opinions that only the people who attain scientific knowledge have some kind of existence after death.
("Be fair to the President" is not among the New Year's resolutions of the Washington press corps, who are mostly certain that the remainder of Obama's term is a hopeless case).
Mostly it underlines that trying to push as an individual against a surging tide is hopeless.
