Sentence examples for mostly met with from inspiring English sources

She was mostly met with silence.

Her noble attempt was mostly met with eye rolls.

(The term quickly fell out of fashion and is now mostly met with groans of embarrassment).

This stand of hers was mostly met with praise, although now she probably wishes she had thought twice.

But even with the hardware requirements, which are mostly met with modestly priced new computers, many experts say they believe a world like There will find an audience.

While some friends have nodded appreciatively while muttering 'fair play' and saying they wish they had the willpower to do it, I'm mostly met with raised eyebrows, confusion, and incredulity that I actually manage not to drink.

He had been on the road, going to Philadelphia, Boca Raton and Salt Lake City, and abroad in Stuttgart, Munich, London and Edinburgh, mostly meeting with I.B.M. customers.

The lawmakers mostly met Cook's testimony with adoration.

Thus far, North Korea's reckless belligerence has mostly been met with an impressive show of resolve by South Korea, Japan and America.

At the same time, China's insatiable appetite for energy is mostly being met with a building spree of coal-fired power plants.

A Hunger for Energy At the same time, China's insatiable appetite for energy is mostly being met with a building spree of coal-fired power plants.