Sentence examples for often mostly from inspiring English sources

From 1974 to '91, Leonard sailed Satori hard and often, mostly alone.

At Manchester University Jacques lives as a gay man who likes to dress up as a woman every so often, mostly for bars and clubs.

Here too, patrons are very often mostly of the black, cool and well-dressed sort rather than the "white tourist in trainers" variety.

The captain's bridge of the "Perfectly Chilled," a 72-foot-long houseboat, isn't used for navigation all that often, mostly because the vessel is only moved for repairs.

Mr. Ryan does not venture to Silicon Valley very often, mostly because he says it is not relevant to his businesses, even for raising money, which he said had changed since the first tech boom in the 1990s.

I've heard the same complaint often, mostly in private, cynicism taking hold so firmly in art circles that complaining of this sort tends to peg the complainer as a fogey and nostalgist.

Defaults occur three times as often in mostly minority census tracts as in mostly white ones.

Often, and mostly quite well, despite his own protestations.

It's often taught, (mostly) badly delivered and a hopeless approach.

Their concerns are often ordinary, mostly difficult struggles for a life of dignity and love.

Still, this is Pakistan, whose society is in flux, and whose government often seems mostly absent.