Sentence examples for mostly said that from inspiring English sources

After Microsoft acquired Skype in May 2011 for $8.5 billion in cash, the software giant mostly said that it would be business as usual with its new, and very popular, internet phone service.

He also deflected a spate of other questions about Mr. Chen and Liu Xiaobo's wife, Liu Xia, mostly saying that China's legal system ensures proper treatment of all citizens.

Those who have worked with Mr. Bush, Democrats as well as Republicans, mostly say that contrary to all the jokes, he is smart, shrewd and a quick study.

Here's a pretty good rundown of all the things we know so far about the new handsets (I'm mostly saying that because I wrote it).

TO THE NEWSSTANDS! Chris Matthews friends mostly say that killing bin Laden will "inoculate" Obama from the charges that he is soft on national security.

Several other candidates are less enthusiastic, mostly saying that she works for the government, so she shouldn't practice civil disobedience against said government.

But Mr. Levin said that was mostly a suggestion.

Analysts said that was mostly because the jobs report came after an array of data suggesting improvements in the economy.

Earlier in the day, an army spokesman, Col. Sansern Kaewkamnerd, said that soldiers mostly used rubber bullets but were authorized to use live ammunition in self-defense.

And the service handles payment, too — it charges a small fee on those transactions, but Ludlow said that's mostly to cover the processing fees.

It's a technology, he said, that is mostly misapplied in hectic, fast-paced "fantasy films and children's movies with a thousand cuts".