Sentence examples for predominately true from inspiring English sources

Even with my partner that's predominately true.

The un-gaying of HIV, portraying the virus as predominately straight, has similarly enraged gay activists.

As a child, I couldn't sleep for weeks after watching ITV's laughably unfrightening Strange but True, a show predominately made up of middle-aged men in rural British villages recounting their experiences of stuff they thought might have been supernatural.

This was especially true of universities located in predominately Catholic regions.

High PM2.5 concentrations that exceeded CNEMC's safe standard were recorded predominately during the winter (39.3 100 %), which appeared true for all nine stations (Fig. 2).

Laurel's older daughter, Charlotte, a high school freshman, makes friends with one of the very few black classmates in a mostly predominately white school, and slowly unravels the institute's true agenda and past history and her mother's shocking secret.

Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently, a group made up predominately of 16 to 27 year-olds, aims to show the world the true barbarity of the Islamic State.

Critics say those are euphemisms for blacks and Latinos generally, and suspect that poll-watchers from groups like True the Vote will be sent not to white, suburban precincts, but to predominately black and Latino ones, in an effort to intimidate Democratic-leaning voters.

It's a cliché but mostly true that while teenage girls will read books about boys, teenage boys will rarely read books with predominately female characters.

Georgia is predominately Christian.

It was also Russified and predominately Orthodox.