Sentence examples for mostly want to from inspiring English sources

They (mostly) want to read.

"They mostly want to imitate us," she said.

They know what they've come for; they mostly want to pay attention.

Mr. Sloan said that non-Wagnerians mostly want to know how he can sit so long.

But, first, Ms. Wheat said they would mostly want to get reacquainted.

Members who care mostly want to ensure that none of its inmates will be moved to their own district.

Butler acknowledges he mostly wanted to make a point.

The article says the campaign mostly wants to use him to raise money among Hispanics.

Meanwhile, Oregon wine producers mostly wanted to talk about pinot noir.

The cabbies mostly wanted to talk about the various ways in which they are getting screwed.

Everyone has "BTDT" (been there, done that) and mostly wants to advise, support and sympathize.