Sentence examples for mostly if not always from inspiring English sources

And it was great — mostly — if not always a vacation in the traditional sense.

These days, the law is mostly, if not always, on our side.

Mostly if not always the way to technology boundary is hard to realize.

Instead, they are mostly, if not always, pre-designed "solutions" in search of immigration "problems". Indeed, the same individual — Kansas Kobachhas helpedlpedesigngn some of the bills, which were presented as model legislation to places where they were likely to be passed.

It mostly, if not always, isn't your fault.

An uninhabitable unit is mostly (if not always) condemned, but a condemned unit isn't necessarily uninhabitable.

It has fought a number of limited wars—one with China, which it lost, and several with Pakistan, which it mostly won, if not always convincingly and it faces a range of threats, including jihadist terrorism and a persistent Maoist insurgency.

The next 30 years saw numerous editions, mostly prepared by scholar-performers rather than by composers, generally aiming towards authenticity if not always the complete re-creation of the original instrumentation.

The Mostly Mozart players cooperated, performing vigorously if not always tidily.

As a matter of fact, the Next section did not register as an afterthought: audiences and distributors gravitate to selections with famous names, but as the mostly full theaters show, attention and love — if not always the large deals and press — are lavished on no-name titles too.

For decades, Indian leaders have mostly managed to isolate and triangulate regional ethnic conflicts, if not always resolve them, but the public panic this week is a testament to how the old strategies may be less effective in an information age.