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Sentences with mostly. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use mostly in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for mostly.

• Hambletonian mostly. (9)
• The Guardsmen were mostly sentimental. (10)
• Mostly divinest harmony, The lyre, the dance. (10)
• They were mostly unarmed; many were wounded; some dead. (7)
• The man has become merely a whirling object, mostly legs. (1)
• They were mostly youths dressed like the better class of peasantry. (10)
• The bedrooms are black-holes mostly, with a sinful waste of space in each. (9)
• I wrote a diary, and I tried to give its record form and style, but mostly failed. (9)
• Our windows, at no expense to us, are mostly artfully stained to represent a landscape. (2)
• They talked of people mostly; it astonished Lapham to hear with what freedom they talked. (9)
• His time had been mostly spent in the mountains, now with one companion, now with another. (1)
• After all, a billion living creatures gave up life each day, had it squeezed out of them, mostly. (8)
• A moment later he had emerged from the forest into a small, open space, mostly upgrown to brambles. (1)
• At this time his earlier compositions, mostly chamber works, brought him into notice in a new field. (3)
• Farmer Blaize hated poachers, and, especially young chaps poaching, who did it mostly from impudence. (10)
• We thought him extortionate, and we mostly walked through snow and mud of amazing depth and thickness. (9)
• They were indeed very charming people, and such of them as I mostly saw were readers and lovers of books. (9)
• Royal roads are the ways that kings travel, and kings are mostly dull fellows, and rarely have a good time. (9)
• O yes, I am a notable Sole Survivor, and some of my work in that way attracts great attention, mostly my own. (7)
• Lord Lioncourt did not come quite so soon as she was afraid he might, and when he came he talked mostly to Clementina. (9)
• Might have a thread of story, but mostly talk about how they came to do it, and how delightfully livable they found it. (9)
• The latter was faithfully administered, mostly against straggling Federal soldiers and too zealous government officials. (7)
• I think I have told it simply enough, and was surprised to find how easy it was to write in words mostly of one syllable. (14)
• His tricks he had mostly at second- hand, and mainly from Sterne, whom I did not know well enough then to know their origin. (9)
• Mostly from your precious lips I have learned to love your country and the principles that they are struggling to maintain. (18)
• The look and behaviour of everybody they had seen were discussed, except of the person who had mostly engaged their attention. (4)
• And mostly he suffered from black loneliness, for he was a very lonely man, and now he had lost that which he had thought he had. (8)
• These were rare moments; mostly, when it was not like painted canvas, is was hard like black rock, with surfaces of smooth cleavage. (9)
• The stars which so powdered the summer sky seem mostly to have gone back to town, where no doubt people take them for electric lights. (9)
• The bathers are mostly young people, who have the courage of their pretty bathing-costumes or the inextinguishable ardor of their years. (9)
• But if the humanitarian impulse has mostly disappeared from Christmas fiction, I think it has never so generally characterized all fiction. (9)
• This was perhaps because the imagination, from having been fed mostly upon gross unrealities, always responds readily to fantastic appeals. (9)
• They looked mostly very young, and there was one smiling rogue at the first window who was obviously prepared to catch anything thrown to him. (9)
• Norfolk was what he had mostly to talk of: there he had been some time, and everything there was rising in importance from his present schemes. (4)
• He and Adrian, and Lady Blandish, took tea in the library, and sat till a late hour discussing casuistries relating mostly to the Apple-disease. (10)
• The ground was tolerably level here, the forest less dense, mostly clear of undergrowth, and occasionally opening out into small natural meadows. (7)
• They remained mostly Republicans, because the Republicans were the anti-slavery party, and were still waging war against slavery in their nerves. (9)
• I suppose I gave it mostly to wandering about the city, and partly to recording my impressions of it for that newspaper which never published them. (9)
• It is true that some hesitating attempts of that kind have been made in this country, mostly in the baser journalism, but they have not succeeded. (16)
• He paid a round of calls in the afternoon, mostly on her relations; and, seeking out Aunt Charlotte, he dolorously related his encounter in the Row. (8)
• London draws the best brains of Ireland and Scotland, and there is always a small American contingent, mostly correspondents of the big New York journals. (7)
• The difference in construction between the wooden frame structure and the masonry-and-wood building is mostly in the material used for the exterior walls. (17)

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