Sentence examples for mostly invented from inspiring English sources

Mostly invented are two posh gala scenes.

He takes charge of Queeney's education and makes moral and aesthetic pronouncements that, while mostly invented by Ms. Bainbridge, are so brilliant that Johnson, could he read this novel, might wish to make truly his own.

Mr. Firth's comic turn in Rupert Friend's 16-minute "Steve," a portrait of an apartment dweller pestering his upstairs neighbor (Ms. Knightley) with complaints about leaks and other mostly invented annoyances, lends this portrait of a desperately lonely eccentric a zany charm.

And once you had the idea, did you mostly invent the fragments, or did you spend a few weeks with your ear to the street?

The paper produced in the trenches included much gallows humour, with lampoons, in-jokes and cartoons, mostly with invented bylines.

But, then, he took no public notice of the Depression until 1932, at which point he seemed to think it was mostly an idea invented by "charity mongers".

An engineer and inventor from Yorkshire, England, named Mason Pearson invented this mostly handmade hairbrush in 1885.

Mostly they've been invented or exaggerated to fuel the multi-billion-dollar health supplements industry.

Ms. Winer speculated that the airy lyrics invented by mostly East Coast songwriters transplanted to Beverly Hills also reflected their insulation from the worst of the Depression.

The patrons generally kept their opinions and emotions to themselves, at least during play, and so did the players, mostly, until John McEnroe was invented in 1977, and there went the neighborhood.

Mostly though, the forest, whether invented or actual, stands in relation to the town or the city or the village and, as such, has a particular imaginative resonance.