Sentence examples for mostly new to from inspiring English sources

The rest are mostly new to science.

In theory, gifted directors who are mostly new to opera should bring fresh, bracing perspectives to bear.

The Darfuris in Portland, who are Muslim and mostly new to the United States, seem grateful to Mr. Zuckerman.

When embarking on the project 18 months ago, its members (including Saul Perlmutter, who won the Nobel prize for physics this month for his work on dark energy) were mostly new to climate science.

The dormitory will be filled with lots of people who are mostly new to college and are interested in meeting other people.

"I had heard some of the earlier artists but they were mostly new names to me," she said.

What is striking about Mr. Smyth's room is how he used mostly new merchandise to create a tasteful space; he did not dip so much as a toe into the muddy waters of eBay's kitschy wares.

A) Pretty stupid, but mostly just new to the whole thing.

I was surprised by a lot of things as it was mostly all new to me (I've only lived here for 5 years).

It makes sense; our brains have developed enough to actually form memories effectively, but everything is still mostly new and vivid to us as we've not much prior experience, and we are still developing so the things we encounter will have more impact.

He had recently completed working on "Timeless," a collection of mostly new songs dedicated to Fats Domino, which he produced with his longtime friend and associate Dr. John.