Sentence examples for noted mostly from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ma, 40, grew up when the region was noted mostly for poverty, potatoes and cold.
A lone model conducts an intermittent fashion show in the lobby, her entrances and exits noted mostly by a small pack of yapping puppies.
Across the Northeast, the return of the forests has been noted mostly by its consequences: deer and bear have returned, moose have drifted south from Maine and many naturalists say that wolves from Canada could eventually follow.
In the 1920s and '30s such shows tended to be either plotless variety revues or chorus-line extravaganzas and were noted mostly for producing some of the finest examples of American popular songwriting.
In a recent late-evening session noted mostly for Republican grousing about Democratic senators who had attended a screening of "Fahrenheit 9/11," the Senate considered an amendment to the Pentagon budget bill that would require the president to abide by the Geneva Conventions.
Pew has found significant evidence linking fertility decline and economic distress, though the correlation was noted mostly among adult Hispanics.
His nose notes mostly background noise: the smells of new carpet and plasticlike high pressure laminate, the rubber and metal of new cars and, perhaps coming from the kitchen behind Audi, a hint of weisswurst.
The children were, it notes, "mostly boys," but not all: "One military defector stated that he decided to defect after witnessing the shooting of a 2-year-old girl in Al Ladhiqiyah on 13 August by an officer who affirmed that he did not want her to grow into a demonstrator".
They note mostly successes.
In fact, they note "Mostly, we just think it's a pain to take screen grabs of tweets".
He reckons the photo he snapped – of, it's worth noting, mostly non-white passengers waiting for a train – is an image the people "on their arses" in north London (where there is no underground network and no migrants and no rush hour) who advocate for open borders should take notice of.
