Sentence examples for mostly telling from inspiring English sources
Polling from just before the June referendum found 46% thought politicians from both campaigns were mostly telling lies; only 19% thought they were mostly telling the truth.
What results, however, is a kind of admirable oddity an elaborate private joke that he is mostly telling to himself.
"Handling Vadim's image," Mr. Tudor's aide, Radu Toma, said, "is mostly telling him to calm down, calm down.
Fifty-three percent of people said it was "mostly hiding something" about the attack, while 34 percent said it was "mostly telling the truth".
Research has shown that in corporate meetings, "a very low number of utterances are questions — people are mostly telling and not asking".
They were for parked cars, abandoned bikes, non-abandoned bikes, adult scooters, dog crap, pachyderm-related topiary, hedge-appreciating loafers and forests of fatuous signage mostly telling motorists what they knew already.
(No spoiler here: the story is mostly told in flashbacks).
He mostly tells me not to use so much metaphor.
He mostly told the union men what they wanted to hear.
Big business, the faithful are mostly told, is not our fault.
"Our data mostly tells you the duration of the Epoch of Reionization, while WMAP mostly tells you when, on average, it happened, so both together tell you the evolution of ionization over time," Zahn said.
