Sentence examples for mostly touted from inspiring English sources
The Beastie Boys themselves romped through songs from their recent albums, which touched on various social concerns -- respect for women, tax money for health care, Buddhist ideals of nonviolence -- but mostly touted the Boys themselves and their superb disc jockey, Mixmaster Mike, who kept the tracks behind the rappers changing from verse to verse.
They insisted that the new entity would be devoted to creating superior public schools of any model, charter or otherwise, although documentation they provided mostly touted the benefits of charters.
Yet, at the end of the debate, at least on CNBC, the hosts and commentators such as Larry Kudlow mostly touted Romney's victory and all the "specifics" he had put forth.
Hedging the Theories, or Practical Advice The Princeton economist Burton Malkiel, whose investing classic, "A Random Walk Down Wall Street," has just come out in its eighth edition, mostly touts efficient markets.
Users of the software programs are asked to download the updated versions in the next 30 days, and in another testament to the company's friendly relationship with Mountain View it is mostly touting the new synchronization feature with Google Reader as a selling point.
Greater vaccine thermostability is generally touted as the obvious solution.
Studies of the countryside, mostly, they tout unspoiled nature and record tourism, a newly booming industry in America.
Mr Galloway, whose various stints as an MP have come with their share of controversy, won his seat in Bradford, a city with a large South Asian population, mostly by touting his opposition to the war in Afghanistan.
For instance, The Economist, after recording that Mr Galloway is "a hate figure for the British establishment", claims he won his seat "mostly by touting his opposition to the war in Afghanistan".
It's mostly apps touting a new way to view your e-mail, watch TV, get on MySpace or something else just as asinine.
The long-term, difficult (and so on) decisions that he is touting mostly involve the economy, and specifically the tough line the government has taken with some public-sector unions over pay.
