Sentence examples for represents mostly from inspiring English sources

What Perot represents, mostly, is his money.

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

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

This is exactly what the Democrat Party lacks, since it represents mostly the more affluent urban areas and the south.

For his part, Mr. Wirtschafter, who represents mostly writers and directors, said he had joined Mr. Wiatt out of "enormous personal and professional loyalty to him".

"After the diamond-encrusted necklaces and $50,000 cars, they're getting him on two retro jerseys?" said Marc Cornstein, a Manhattan-based basketball agent who represents mostly European players.

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.

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

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.