Sentence examples for mostly that of from inspiring English sources
The utility, in this case, is mostly that of providing succor and pleasure, a sense of direction and purpose, to addled bodies and minds.
(Recipes, hers; labor mostly that of her longtime cook).
If it is in many ways a hodgepodge, its messiness is mostly that of history itself.
The rest comes from the sale of whale meat, mostly that of the nonendangered minke whales.
The anti-Semitism in Hungary is mostly that of words, rather than deeds, rooted in ignorance and 19th century prejudices.
Tanzania Tanzania's role in the war has been mostly that of a haven for hundreds of thousands of Hutu who have fled there since 1994.
"Mostly that sort of attitude is to do with a kind of innocence, or a kind of ignorance, if you like.
Mostly that is because of the lower spending power of consumers in Southeast Asia, making advertisers value them less differently.
Mostly that's 'cause of the police.
Mostly that was because of the show's convoluted comedy plots.
Mostly, that is because of its smaller form factor.
