Sentence examples for not mostly a from inspiring English sources
First, this is not mostly a debate about children.
Allison Williams: Well, I think, first of all, that's a huge compliment, but it's a testament not mostly to my acting but to the writing, which is so good.
Regardless of the political climate, it's rare to see art in a white-walled gallery that's not mostly white washed; to see an exhibition that actually pertains to lives of the marginalized people that exist outside.
However, the press is not mostly positive.
However, deciding which landscape elements are effectively in the proximity or not is mostly a matter of subjectivity.
It's not even mostly a sport.
The video, published Monday, is not surprisingly mostly a string of hilarious epic fails.
Do not share mostly a lot of secrets, you have more to hide and little to worry about when you're with her.
Paragraph 4: "This is partly because educators' preferred file formats (Word, PowerPoint, and PDF) can't be handled gracefully by existing version control systems, but more importantly, there simply isn't a "culture of contribution" in education for projects like Software Carpentry to build on" I'm not convinced that one isn't mostly or entirely a consequence of the other.
The press baron "not only was (mostly) a patient and convivial interviewee but also opened every door I asked him to open," Wolff wrote.
