Sentence examples for mostly how much from inspiring English sources

There are a few different theories, some of which have to do with loft and organizations, but in watching the following video, I was reminded mostly how much we humans have in common with our fellow migratory animals.

He attempted a story in Lafferty style – Sunbird, in his collection Fragile Things – which he said proved to him "mostly how much harder" the style was than it looked.

For the worth of a visitor to a website from an ad, it also depends on numerous factors, but mostly how much a website makes from visitors that first found the website through Google ads (total, not just money from a user's first visit) divided by the number of unique users who visit from Google ads.

I sit between Angel and Cindy in an It's a Small World boat, and as the ubiquitous song blasts at us from all sides in who knows how many different languages, they tell me how much they love Disneyland and, mostly, how much they love Walt Disney.

It mostly depends how much caffeine I've had.

Everything was text, mostly about how much he hated Rock City.

Conclusion: probably a bit, based mostly on how much time he spends on the ice.

The Kardashian kit mostly overlooked how much of what is allowable has to do with victim power relationships.

The actual amounts were somewhat arbitrary and driven mostly by how much cash I had on hand and how hard I believed the employee had worked.

Still, some scientists said the paper mostly underlined how much remained to be studied about the warming effects of these particles.

The success or failure of the next president in reducing unemployment will depend mostly on how much — or how little — his policies influence Americans to spend, hire and shed their present pessimism.