Sentence examples for was not mostly from inspiring English sources

On board that ship to London in 1757, he looked at twenty-five years' worth of Poor Dicks and chose ninety-odd proverbs to put in "The Way to Wealth," a set that, by any measure, is no fair sample of Poor Richard's wisdom, which was not mostly or even very much about money and how to get it.

I didn't mean to give the impression that there was ever a time when the movement wasn't mostly white.

Unlike most events like this, the audience wasn't mostly paying attention to their phone or laptop or tablet.

Health insurance's benefit is not "mostly or exclusively financial".

And it's not mostly about money creation!

The increase is not "mostly" to fight AIDS in Africa.

And so, yes, I think we're not mostly dead yet".

They were not mostly one-time cuts to spending on items like heat, light and power.

Still, the disjunction between name and function makes Mr. Brüggen's band the ideal guest at this year's Mostly Mozart Festival, which is not mostly Mozart at all.

That's not mostly because our institutions perform much worse than they did in 1925 and 1955, when they were widely trusted.

There is an opportunity for New York to commit itself to large-scale public works, but the worthy projects are not mostly limited to Manhattan (editorial, March 26).