Sentence examples for perhaps mostly from inspiring English sources
His politics, but perhaps mostly his achievements, made him persona non grata with the Cuban cultural establishment.
This was funny, and moving, and transgressive, and it made a lot of people — perhaps mostly white people — deeply uncomfortable.
They should leave it out: what the British mock, usually they love; that's why the SE is available everywhere, even (perhaps mostly) at petrol stations.
He says an end to the "inspector raj and licence raj" would cut graft and free business to create jobs.That was perhaps mostly posturing.
In addition to being a superb scientist and mentor to many, Dr. Fisher's keen insights, enthusiasm for science, smile, but perhaps mostly, his friendship will be missed.
Perhaps, mostly having disabilities, they had been abandoned in the panic of the militia attack that drove them from their homes.
They fished pallets out of Dumpsters and spent perhaps $200, mostly on green paint.
Perhaps these mostly middle-aged men have forgotten that in their childhood they probably enjoyed countless westerns, gangster dramas or war movies.
In the case of implicit modality, the adverbial group perhaps is mostly paralleled with implicit realizations in Chinese (76%).
The worlds, roughly the mass of Neptune and perhaps made mostly of rock and ice, revolve in orderly, undisturbed paths around a small star just 41 light-years away.
It's unlikely that anything he has built will go to waste (the Hyperloop, perhaps, but mostly because he didn't build it), but he'll need to do more than dream out loud if he wants Tesla's weary backers to follow his lead.
