Sentence examples for unlike mostly from inspiring English sources

Unlike mostly Hindu Bali, Lombok is 86 percent Muslim.

This is necessary to fend off the posse of prenuptial predators who come after brides – who are mostly (unlike me) young and innocent.

But unlike her mostly male peers, who often show graphic sexual activity, Ms. Carton believes the suggestion of sex can be more titillating than depictions of the real thing.

Unlike the mostly middle-class protesters that are often seen on organised opposition demonstrations, this group was from a nearby slum.

That may be good news for some cheaper, rival projects, such as the BP-backed South East European Pipeline (which unlike Nabucco mostly uses existing infrastructure) and two smaller projects, the Interconnector Turkey-Greece-Italy (ITGI) and the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP).

But unlike the mostly fabulous Mini, the Smart Fortwo, with room for just two urban warriors and a few loincloths of cargo, turns out to be a Trojan pony, primitive in its performance and no more fuel-efficient than some far more practical cars.

Entire city blocks were torn down to make Jackson Square back in the 1970s, and by default the rooftop gets lumped in with the overall disenchantment that most people feel towards the building -but unlike the mostly windowless world of the mall below, the rooftop offers grassy knolls, sun and shade in summer, live music, a beer festival and a refuge from an otherwise bustling area of town.

Corporate bonds, unlike stocks, mostly trade over-the-counter.

And unlike the mostly extinct choices of our Stone Age ancestors, they are available to us today.

Or, they understand it better than others, exactly because unlike many, mostly from outside of the region, they are too realistic and harbor no illusions about the situation.

While the north south traffic was conducted primarily through the few river valleys, the east west routes led, unlike today, mostly on and along the mountain ridges.