Sentence examples for mostly well-received from inspiring English sources

Her poetry was mostly well-received.

Boyle was mostly well-received by the audience at Edinburgh, drawing laughs for jokes about ITV's entertainment lineup ("like something from a cruise ship") and when he described Channel 4's schedule as "like Take a Break or Chat magazine".

Twelve hours ago Catton was a promising young writer, with two mostly well-received novels under her belt (the first, The Rehearsal, revolved around the figures on the periphery of a school sexual scandal).

Mr. Leon knew the material: he had produced a mostly well-received, racially mixed stage version at True Colors, the nonprofit theater company he co-founded in Atlanta a decade ago.

The celebratory air was a bit of a contrast with a similar gala in New York City a year ago, when Mr. Obama's mostly well-received speech to gay donors was repeatedly interrupted by hecklers in support of same-sex marriage and some attendees were visibly unenthusiastic.

The Fire TV, while mostly well-received, doesn't do much for non-Prime subscribers they can't get elsewhere.

She was single and had no children; she had written nine books, the most recent of which was a scholarly and generally well-received book about Shakespeare's wife; and she was still teaching and lecturing, mostly in England and Australia.

They were easily accessible and largely well-received.

The episode was generally well-received.

The song was generally well-received throughout Europe.

The book was generally well-received upon release.