Sentence examples for you've got mostly from inspiring English sources

I think that is crucial because … you could get into a little bubble where it all looked lovely because you've got mostly greens and good answers for the ambers and the reds.

"We've got mostly Triceratops here," the elder Mrs. Baisch said, sounding as if she could be talking about a breed of livestock.

These aren't the budget models, they've got mostly the same guts, and they're all 12.1 megapixels, likely the exact same sensor.

We've got (mostly) white anxiety about the demographic changes to our population; we've got resentment about racial discrimination, and, in the opposite direction, about active measures taken to counteract its continued existence as well as the lasting effects of past discrimination.

"We've gotten mostly positive comments".

The feedback that they've received and business they've gotten, mostly from word of mouth between families, is important lessons and feedback learned as a tiny group of people try to tackle huge markets like healthcare.

The few comments I've gotten, mostly from curious heterosexuals, have been positive and polite.

What remains to be seen is just how many young people will want to shell out $100 the prevailing Broadway norm to hear two hours of Italian, even if it has got (mostly) rave reviews.Few expected "Movin' Out" to do anything but flop, following poor reviews for the dance show's pre-Broadway try-out in Chicago last July.

You've got fieldwork excavations, mostly organised through charitable institutions or limited companies, which bid for work.

NOT ABOUT YOU: McEwan's novel has gotten mostly raves from British critics, including one from Natasha Walter in The Guardian.

I think it's mostly, "You've got to fix this".