Sentence examples for mostly questions from inspiring English sources

The evening was mostly questions and answers, as Doumanian's presentation — an impressionistic tour of her résumé — ended after seven minutes.

Beyond that, there are mostly questions, the biggest of them being when Mr. Weiner may attempt a comeback.

"The tone around the time of enactment was a lot of anger and fear, and now what we're getting are mostly questions".

How else to explain a Dolce & Gabbana fantasy-rape ad showing a woman pinned down by a shirtless man, which drew some protests but mostly questions of the what-were-they-thinking variety?

The N.H.L. is mired in the more serious business of trying to reduce concussions, but its incremental move to require a doctor to examine players with concussion symptoms instead of just a trainer prompted mostly questions of why that was not the rule in the first place.

Debbie Clemens, Roger Clemens's wife, took the stand late in the day to begin her much-anticipated testimony on behalf of her husband, but there was only time for her to answer mostly questions about her background before court adjourned for the day.

Elders were mostly questioned about cultural context, memories and experiences, TEKW related to place, environmental change and directions for future land use and restoration for Tl'chés.

Despite the flood of molecular data coming from novel high-throughput technologies, research is mostly question-driven and tries to exploit data to gain biological insights.

Ask mostly leading questions, not open-ended questions.

"And they mostly involve questions I can't answer".

The case mostly raises questions about guarantees in Spain's judicial system.