Sentence examples for we mostly take from inspiring English sources

The great generational leap forward we mostly take for granted isn't social mobility, but the geographic kind.

Power infrastructures work as proxies for the kind of modern industrialized lives we mostly take for granted; the ones disasters threaten to disrupt.

Look, for example, at the costumes we mostly take for granted as standard ballet garb.

No matter how many reports reveal that police lie, we mostly take their accounts of events, even those involving police violence.

It's documentary as unmediated immersion in a world we mostly take for granted in our fish-eating culture, which appears to be depleting the ocean.

I separate body and mind here, because most of the communication that occurs in our brains doesn't make it to our attention, and we mostly take for granted that it happens at all.

But the question remains somewhat unsettled, and UCLA is exploiting an apparent loophole in the general rule that we have mostly taken for granted.

When it comes to compensating executives after a merger, we have analyzed the policies of ten key investors and found that they mostly take a balanced position.

Such transplants mostly take place between relatives or loved ones.

Olds's sex poems mostly take that risk and lose.

Those painful scenes mostly take place against another backdrop: Hungary.