Sentence examples for mostly pressed from inspiring English sources

By contrast, those who had indicated that they would keep their door closed had mostly pressed the button with less hesitation.

That is why I now wear the camouflage of Silicon Valley — a mostly pressed (but still slightly disheveled) dress shirt with sleeves rolled up and un-tucked with jeans and shoes that looked scuffed but not Burning Man tattered.

If the animals paid attention to the light and mostly pressed the correct lever, percentage correct would be high.

Since the mid-90's, when major labels were let down by the failure of a mostly press-driven "renaissance" that had encouraged them to sign young jazz bandleaders in the vein of Wynton Marsalis and Terence Blanchard, jazz is now seen by record executives as one of many possible kinds of "adult" music.

Last but not least, several kilograms of mail, mostly press releases, pile up on my desk every morning, needing to be scanned for important information.

But mostly he pressed his message of campaign reform.

At a stadium that is serving as a detention center, more than 100 people, mostly women, pressed up against a gate outside, begging guards for news of their relatives.

While the opposition previously seemed to hope it could invalidate some of the election results, it now may be seeking a show of strength mostly to press Mr. Hun Sen's party to give up some of the leadership positions.

Record labels shuttered their LP pressing plants, except for a few that pressed mostly dance music, since vinyl remained the medium of choice for D. J.s.

According to UNICEF and WHO officials, over 2,000 immunization teams, mostly from the Ministry of Health, pressed to the fringes of the most insecure zones in Darfur during the massive month-long campaign.

A mostly deferential press rarely asks tricky questions.