Sentence examples for of which mostly from inspiring English sources

In these early works, of which mostly only fragments have survived, Gluck largely followed the existing Italian operatic fashion melodic but never grand, charming without intensity.

The two previous reviews, both of which mostly exonerated the unit, were immediately identified as part of the ever-widening conspiracy (it now involves a fair proportion of the world's population).

On 16 October, as all the world now surely knows, Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross left a message on the answerphone of Georgina's grandfather, the actor Andrew Sachs, the content of which mostly focused around the fact that Brand had slept with Sachs's grand-daughter.

And often it's a mix of those things, all of which mostly happens off the clock.

There's an obvious overlap between the markets for QuickBooks and TSheets, both of which mostly target small to medium businesses.

We also found a group of young stellar objects (3.6%), multiple systems (2.5%), post-AGBs (2.0%) and others, of which mostly are related to stars.

This increases the performance of the data requests, for example, when an application requests large amounts of data which mostly consist of zerobyte chunks.

But, notwithstanding the developments of last week, which mostly amount to inside baseball, the course of the Trump Presidency is set, and conservatives are still very much in charge.

Their proportions depend on the availability of peach trees for the sexual phase and the severity of winter which mostly affects the parthenogenetical overwintering [ 2- 4].

With "Points of Departure," which mostly uses contemporary scores and costumes, she hopes to reach beyond the aficionados.

Vanderhof has long since given up work in pursuit of happiness – which mostly involves, it seems, visiting the zoo and keeping pet snakes on the hat rack.