Sentence examples for seem to be mostly from inspiring English sources

Manhattan real estate can seem to be mostly about big deals and large numbers.

Serious stair runners seem to be mostly marathoners and triathletes, who find stairs a related but novel challenge.

At this point, Mr. Penck and the Neo-Expressionists, German and otherwise, seem to be mostly out of fashion.

Celebratory, because while Ramadan may seem to be mostly about deprivation, it is in fact a very joyous occasion.

Plenty – because security and privacy seem to be mostly an afterthought as we embed and use technology in our physical devices.

The anti-corruption campaigners seem to be mostly city types, students and romantics frustrated by the bitter compromises of Indian democracy.

Knockout mice that have been genetically engineered to lack the prion gene seem to be mostly normal, but that's no guarantee that the same is true of humans.

Phone service seems to be mostly working fine.

This seems to be mostly a Perez flub.

At this writing Chen's situation seems to be mostly resolved.

"It seemed to be mostly about the author, about everything he accomplished," he said slowly.