Sentence examples for mostly nothing from inspiring English sources
"Mostly, nothing happens.
Which was, mostly, nothing at all.
What happens, happens, and mostly nothing means anything.
Having an organ using copious energy doing mostly nothing is an evolutionary dead end, if nothing else.
It appeared, oddly, as though he was doing mostly nothing that afternoon, just clicking in slow, methodical plunks.
As bodies daily hit the ground under Israeli fire in Gaza, the UN and the European powers look on and do, mostly, nothing.
But Mr Mugabe is not interested, so Mr Mbeki mostly does nothing.
But more and more people, especially the young, are getting their news online, mostly for nothing.
They were, mostly, background, nothing special, destined for another attic, then the skip.
And the two are not really in meaningful conversation, because their audiences mostly have nothing to do with each other.
Though, in this case, in return for the money you feed in, you mostly get nothing back.
