Sentence examples for so, predominantly from inspiring English sources

Being so predominantly a lyrical artform, rap music is as open about mental illness as it is about most other aspects of life.

Now a nationally recognized figure, he argues that as a candidate running on Republican and Independent Party lines, he needs to fight for votes in a city that is so predominantly Democratic.

Asked whether the situation is better for women in broadcasting now, she said: "I want to be positive and say yes, but the election coverage was so predominantly male, it made me a bit depressed".

I asked Ray Hyman, who is now a professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Oregon, why his colleagues were so few, so old, and so predominantly white and male.

"Sean wants good characters here, as much as good players, so predominantly we've come back to the English market," Burt said.

By further analyzing a massive object that's so predominantly made of dark matter, the team suggests, researchers may be able to figure out what the elusive stuff actually is and where it's most likely to be found.

The denomination of which I was a part (REACH-SA) held a number of meetings in the mid-nineties, seeking to discuss this very thing: what needed to be done so that predominantly "white" churches" and predominantly "black churches" within the same denomination could have healed and whole relationships with each other.

Perhaps Wimbledon is to blame, hardening up the dress code in 1995 so that "predominantly white" became "almost entirely white".

Ducks, which are well-known long-distance fliers, also need more myoglobin-rich muscles and so have predominantly dark meat.

The back of the jersey follows the same pattern as the front, so the predominantly dark blue panels may be hard to pick out from above.

The chief sponsor is Dior (their third year of such support), so the predominantly youthful crowd is principally garbed in formal black, with occasional outbreaks of scaly silver glitter-wear.