Sentence examples for mostly interchangeable from inspiring English sources

They're mostly interchangeable apart from their firmness, so it just depends on your preference.

It doesn't matter overmuch; although the chapters are linked, they are mostly interchangeable and mostly identical in tone and action.

The first incarnation, a Manhattan Theater Club production written and composed by Andrew Lippa, set up its decadent sybarites as a bunch of writhing, mostly interchangeable neurasthenics.

(Significantly, no famous names cling to the group; career politicians and businessmen like William Murray, Matthew Decker, and Viscount Bolingbroke were their mostly interchangeable leaders).

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.

The pulpy and mostly interchangeable songs by Sir Elton and Mr. Taupin, one of the most successful top-40 teams of all time ("Your Song," "Rocket Man"), are rarely the requisite purple but instead a synthetic shade of mauve.

An estimated 1percentt of Americans, or about three million people, mostly young women, will at some point suffer from the self-starvation and obsessive anxiety about weight that characterize anorexia, and surveys find that about two-thirds of them receive treatment with Prozac or similar antidepressants, which are considered generally interchangeable.

What comes next is interesting mostly for how interchangeable it is with the same period — hand to mouth — in the evolution of most any writer.

When its focus strays from Whitacre the pace slows, here and there bogging down in tangents involving dozens of interchangeable minor players, mostly lawyers.

The restaurants mostly had what seemed to be interchangeable menus of burgers and beers (we didn't actually eat in any, preferring to stay home and cook for ourselves), and while West Lake looks lovely all done up in Christmas lights, there were never more than a couple of people making lazy turns on the ice during our stay.

They float a variety of ideologies, but the most popular are identitarianism (a term mostly used in Europe) and racial realism, interchangeable names for people who believe that whiteness is worth celebrating as much as blackness or any other identity.