Sentence examples for mostly rather from inspiring English sources
It's sometimes charming, but mostly rather flat.
At home in Britain his interviews were mostly rather cosy.
I remember thinking poetry was mostly rather boring.
Game points came and went, squandered mostly, rather than stolen.
He doesn't mince words about those who now run Mustique, calling them "smug, small-minded people, mostly rather inept".
The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.
Pinker's manner is mostly reasonable rather than revelatory.
The difference is, it has to be done with mostly public, rather than mostly private, money".
Women accounted for 864 of the total casualties in 2012, mostly injuries rather than deaths.
"As far as I know, the addiction is mostly psychological rather than physical," Dr. Amin said.
The symptoms are initially worse in the morning and mostly after, rather than during, activity.
