Sentence examples for mostly in the service of from inspiring English sources

The Welsh director Gareth Evans recycles a lot of action clichés mostly in the service of a high body count.

These days, letterpress is used mostly in the service of brides-to-be and wedding planners (thanks, in no small part, to Martha Stewart's advocacy of letterpressed invitations).

His new book charges Republicans with nothing less than having "destroyed" all three branches of the federal government, mostly in the service of allowing George W. Bush and Dick Cheney to run amok.

He's also still being used to further the agenda of every pundit you can think of, mostly in the service of an agenda totally unrelated to his actual demise.

While her last album was mostly covers in the service of a Southern theme, her next, "Glamoured," due out in a month, is covers for the sake of covers; she sings songs by Sting, Bob Dylan and Abbey Lincoln over her typically slinky, misty group sound.

With chisels modeled on ancient tools, they chip and hone as their fathers and grandfathers taught them, but now they mostly work in the service of syndicates that steal, repair, counterfeit and smuggle the historical treasures of the Thais, Cambodians and Burmese.

They find jobs mostly in the service sector of big cities, working in restaurants, shops and airlines.

Until now, SoftBank has invested mostly in the services side of the technology business — internet companies like Yahoo Japan and Alibaba, and mobile phone carriers like Sprint and Vodafone, whose Japanese arm Mr. Son bought in 2006 and turned into one of Japan's dominant carriers.

A total of 65,000 jobs, mostly in the service sector, were created in October, the strongest gain in 19 months and well above most analysts' forecasts.

My mother, born in the mid-1920s, spent her life in the service of (mostly male) others – her brothers, her mother, my father, her church, me.

Monogamy thrives in the service of power.