Sentence examples for mostly of an from inspiring English sources

Lighting, camera-work and acting were mostly of an incredibly high standard.

They are mostly of an oblong as opposed to codex (i.e., manuscript book) format.

The huge loss in 2002 consisted mostly of an accounting adjustment recognizing changes in the market value of past investments.

His performance consisted mostly of an unenergetic reading of his favorite anecdotes from three-by-five cards; a thing I feared might turn even that audience to stone.

The barrier consists mostly of an electronic fence with coils of razor wire, adjoining trenches and guard towers, but about 5percentt consists of concrete walls rising 20 feet.

For now at least, Kwatinetz's empire outside of entertainment consists mostly of an odd collection of cats and dogs.

The new floor features mostly one-of-a-kind and custom-made merchandise.

Production systems today are mostly one-of-a-kind complex, engineered-to-order systems.

Our results indicate that the low-risk cluster consists mostly of type-A patients and the high-risk cluster consists mostly of type-C patients.

The audience of a couple of hundred, mostly of a certain age, settles down.

"A lot of people like that re-form", but mostly of a less recondite kind.