Sentence examples for mostly reject from inspiring English sources

According to the study: "Millennials mostly reject the conservative viewpoint that government is the problem, and that free markets always produce the best results for society.

In character, he'd ad-lib hilarious new lines -- crack up the cast with his trademark nano timing -- but then, thinking as the writer, mostly reject them.

And he mostly rejected stunt doubles.

Germans adopted Fernseher for "television", but have mostly rejected Fernsprecher ("far-speaker") in favour of Telefon.

But automakers have mostly rejected these ideas as they try to satisfy customers.

Mr. Rauschenberg recently told Michael Kimmelman, The Times's chief art critic: "I was mostly rejected by the visual art world.

"I was mostly rejected by the visual art world," Mr. Rauschenberg says about the early 50's.

The candidates, rushing between events in the harried final day of campaigning before the primaries on Tuesday, mostly rejected Mr. Kelly's remarks.

He sees the traditional system of auditions as unethical, because actors make themselves vulnerable and are then mostly rejected for roles, without feedback or thanks.

(Click here for an illuminating interactive county-by-county map of the vote. Upscale urban and coastal regions wanted it; inland areas mostly rejected it).

Are societies, like that of Europe now, which has mostly rejected religious storytellers, less prosperous and peaceful than ones, like Europe back when, that didn't?