Sentence examples for mostly to show from inspiring English sources

Martin emphasizes the insult mostly to show the indignities that García Márquez has undergone out of fidelity to Fidel.

Brando even agreed to do a screen test, mostly to show that, at forty-seven, he was capable of aging the required twenty years.

Today that e-mail message rarely lands in in-boxes, and when it's cited, it's mostly to show the oppressiveness of spam.

Boehner's public appearances have served mostly to show off his ability to keep a straight face when he says, for example, that there aren't enough votes in the House for the temporary spending bill the Senate has already passed.

It's replaced instead with a fairly straightforward meet-cute courtship topped by the proposal at the book launch (which in the book exists mostly to show how awful Amy's parents are).

Cuba's best levels of health care, like its centenarians, are put on display mostly to show the world what it can do.And what of that other elderly man, bearded and now frail, recovering slowly from "intestinal bleeding", but still the longest-serving ruler in the world?

The reason for this was that most of the crowd thought Native Dancer and his stablemate Social Outcast were such dead-sure things that they backed them feverishly to place and show-mostly to show.

This changed few minds, not least because target countries mostly declined to show the campaign.

"The guys before us were even more stylized than we were," said Mr. Aller, 85. "Today they mostly seem to show single dishes.

Standards are, in some cases, a tool for industries to independently self-regulate, but they are mostly opportunities to show a level of quality above the demands of regulation.

This is particularly true in ballet, where lighting is mostly designed to show three-dimensional bodies moving in complex ways through space clearly and unobtrusively without intruding too much on our consciousness.