Sentence examples for mostly what it is from inspiring English sources

Most people associate it with piracy, because, to be completely honest, that is mostly what it is used for.

Mostly what it is is narcissism.

The ensemble's program at Merkin Concert Hall on Wednesday evening was planned as a survey of German and Austrian Expressionism, and that's mostly what it was.

Pragmatist architecture is defined mostly by what it is not.

But to those responsible within the criminal justice system, and to much of the public at large, miscarriages of justice are simply blips in a system that mostly delivers what it is designed to deliver.

Those I reached out to on Facebook mostly focused on what it is like to camp alone as a woman.

Rebecca Krohn (Helena), Jennie Somogyi (Hermia), Jonathan Stafford (Lysander) and Sébastien Marcovici (Demetrius) mostly made of it what it is — no less, but no more, either.

Mostly what it means is: "I'm much better than you".

STONE: The $4 billion, I think, is plucked out of the air because mostly we don't know what it is.

If the trend continues, both could see their core business becoming internet access, rather than what it is mostly now: the bundling and distribution of television channels produced by film studios, broadcast networks and other media groups.

Before that they mostly ask what it's like being a woman.