Sentence examples similar to mostly not talking from inspiring English sources

But tolerate it we did, mostly by not talking about it.

It mostly involves not talking too much, waving at the appropriate moment, and getting ready on time.

Mostly by not talking about it at all.

With a few exceptions, they're mostly looking sideways, not talking directly to the camera," said Jeff Jarvis, who heads the interactive journalism program at the City University of New York's Graduate School of Journalism and started PrezVid.com, a blog dedicated to watching the campaign through YouTube.

"If we talk about services here [integrated health centres in Nairobi], mostly we will not talk about youths, we will mostly talk about mothers.....we can say the services here are smart.......on the side of mothers the services are perfect" (FGD boys, Nairobi).

We talk to the biomed industry and the fishermen and the birders, groups that mostly don't talk to each other.

"Webb just mostly doesn't talk about it.

He mostly stared straight ahead and did not talk to his lawyers.

Mr. Hussein did not talk much -- he mostly listened -- but he did ask how the curators knew when the original had been built.

And he wasn't talking about the mostly non-serious e-mail scandalette.

But mostly we don't talk about it.