Sentence examples for mostly none from inspiring English sources

According to Graeff's memo, the German level of corporate kissing is "mostly none".

But to be free, rich and powerful in a world that is mostly none of these things is, inevitably, to engender resentments.

The big Ivorian, possibly playing his last Champions League match in London, had spent much of the evening throwing himself to the turf claiming injury and foul play where, mostly, none existed.

The reality is they are mostly none of these things: they are hooligans, members of the young Fatah guard and other members of security forces loyal to Mohammad Dahlan, the strongman who is now Fatah's second-in-command.

The discussions of the study noted that the factors identified in the findings are difficult to tackle because they are beyond the control of learning institutions since students are mostly none residents and it is impossible to impose rules pertaining to students' language of communication beyond the classroom.

No PUC was necessary to determine their prices (mostly free) or profits (mostly none).

But she liked the metronome, mostly because none of her friends had one.

They were mostly immigrants, none with college degrees, but they were studying to become promotoras.

But if the old-timers knew some of that, Fleming's new friends at Starbucks mostly knew none of it.

Partially because it's deleted and can't be recovered, but mostly because none of it was true.

To see so many Vasari drawings — there are 14 — makes for an interesting study in personal style, mostly because none is apparent.