Sentence examples for represented mostly from inspiring English sources

The loss, which represented mostly noncash charges, nearly equaled Calpine's annual revenue of $10.1 billion.

Sculpture is represented mostly by kitschy figuration or classic modern abstraction.

Abstract works are represented mostly by Kandinsky but also in a self-portrait by Erich Heckel from 1917.

Mr. McCain relented in April, but his new stance represented mostly a political pivot, supporting administration antiforeclosure efforts.

Still, Monteverdi was amply represented, mostly by madrigals, but also with a rich-hued account of the Beatus Vir, from "Selva Morale e Spirituale".

Some musical categories are thinly represented, mostly because of rights issues, but all the services seem to be continually adding new material.

Former Presidents P. W. Botha and his successor F. W. de Klerk are represented mostly by their often bellicose public statements.

What Perot represents, mostly, is his money.

Some have held signs protesting the National Rifle Association, which is a separate organization that represents mostly individuals.

For now, Mr. Lee represents mostly American, British and European artists.

Painted in an encaustic technique, they represent mostly Greek inhabitants of Egypt.