Sentence examples for mostly taken in from inspiring English sources

Although the images here were mostly taken in this country, the aesthetic is Japanese.

Mostly taken in and around the East Village neighbourhood where he lived, they are oblique and oddly intimate.

The narration is mostly taken in turn by each of the four daughters, who at the novel's start - the action takes place over thirty-odd years - are from five to 15 years old; but this never becomes an irritating showpiece for Kingsolver's adeptness; she knows how to move on before the reader gets ants in his or her pants.

Though Mr. Barons had long wanted to mount an exhibition about the hurricane's local impact, he said, he felt that Ms. Jewett's photos, which were mostly taken in the Village of East Hampton and in Montauk by her late husband, Edward H. Jewett Jr., did not cover a broad enough area in the Town of East Hampton, which the historical association serves.

Life-sustaining treatment limitation decision was mostly taken in Emergency Department (N = 253) and Internal Medicine (N = 83), 166 cases survived and were discharged from hospital (36%%).

I saw parts of the city, and wandered, but I was mostly taken in by fear — fear of going to the wrong neighborhood (the massive riots in the banlieues had only happened a few months prior) and fear of completely getting lost and never making it back.

Mr Inamori's juku is more exclusive: he mostly takes in business-owners.

Originally, she only let underprivileged children attend the camp, but now she mostly takes in spoiled rich kids, who she finds are often more fucked up than their impoverished peers.

Men should mostly take in no fewer than 1500 calories in a given day, and women should take in no fewer than 1200 calories in a given day, for healthy weight loss.

Another friend is there just for Mardi Gras, mostly to take in as much brilliant Crescent City music as he can.

In green algae, N is mostly taken up in the form of ammonium (NH4 +) or nitrate (NO3 −), P in the form of phosphate (PO4 3−) whereas S is taken up in the form of sulfate (SO4 2−).