Sentence examples similar to mostly uncommitted from inspiring English sources

The battle for the allegiance of these largely uncommitted groups isn't over yet.

His has been a mostly ineffectual administration, totally uncommitted to the transformational agenda it promised four years ago.

But mostly, as the ranks of uncommitted Democrats dwindled, they joined their party in opposition to Mr. Ashcroft, including Max Baucus of Montana, Bob Graham of Florida and Robert G. Torricelli of New Jersey, who just weeks ago had seemed receptive to Mr. Ashcroft's confirmation.

It may be too detailed for the uncommitted, and it focuses mostly on wines too expensive and rarefied for most mortals.

"What I'm hearing from voters in this state who have been uncommitted or not solidly behind any candidate is that they are increasingly frustrated with the negativism going on, mostly on her side," said Patricia Waak, the Colorado state party chairwoman.

Twenty-seven were uncommitted.

There remained 27 uncommitted.

Uncommitted superdelegates, of course.

Other Republicans remained publicly uncommitted.

Most Senate Democrats remain uncommitted.

The Council leadership is uncommitted.