Sentence examples for questions mostly from inspiring English sources

"People ask questions — mostly, 'Where's the restroom?' " she said.

After the readings, the audience asked questions, mostly about the craft of writing.

He went on answering questions, mostly brushing aside any that related to his future.

"I was bombarded with questions, mostly from the anti-Oprah camp," Mr. Franzen said.

He answered a few questions, mostly about transportation, and finished to a round of polite applause.

The final — 100 multiple-choice questions mostly taken verbatim from quizzes embedded in the lecture videos — took about 25 minutes.

Mr. Henderson said the compensation issue was "an open question," mostly because G.M. would still be majority-owned by the government once its loans are retired.

Eighty percent of the 2,366 respondents, questioned mostly by telephone last winter, expressed fears that wealth would turn them into greedy people who considered themselves superior.

It's not that she was terse or tetchy; she answered every question, mostly at decent-enough length, and got evasive only once or twice.

The noise in question mostly involves random fluctuations in the flow of particles and electrical current in microscopic systems like cell membranes and advanced circuitry.

The video in question mostly saw Beyonce shrouded in billowing black fabric, but the building seems to have been inspired by one of its dancers who writhes in a stretchy, grey, full-body sock type thing.