Sentence examples for mostly replies from inspiring English sources
"I see," he mostly replies, as he hears the details of each unhappy story.
He ponders his responses carefully, mostly replying with one- or two-sentence answers before tailing off.
When I shared the video with some of my close friends, they mostly replied, "Oh, wow, that's cool".
I'm afraid I wasn't a very exciting interview, giving mostly monosyllabic replies and identifying my first state high school championship as my biggest thrill to date.
Gavin Esler poses the questions and Smith responds by repeatedly sticking his tongue out at the camera, mumbling mostly incoherent replies.
Anyone studying psychology will be all too aware that the repetitive and mostly inaccurate replies you get can be enough to cause a psychotic breakdown themselves!... "So what am I thinking?" Hands down the most frequent response you get when people find out what you study – somehow studying psychology means you must also be telepathic.
Cooke has a mostly thoughtful reply, here.
Also under the hammer will be hundreds of letters sent to Sayers and copies of her typed replies, mostly dating from the late 1930s until her death in 1957, a period when the writer, who liked to wear men's suits complete with tie and cufflinks, was one of Britain's most celebrated public figures.
No questions, no answers, no inconsistencies in people's beliefs challenged (why does Debbie have no problem with Kelly spending benefit money on an evening out, but thinks it's wasteful to provide her children with a second hot meal in a day?), no evasions or simply nonsensical replies (mostly from graduate Liam – "I could afford it but then I'd have to go without") confronted.
The staff figures out what the problems are and sends back replies (mostly prewritten).
