“I like steak more than I like vegetables.”

“The prince was charming, and more, he was rich!”

“It was certainly a most entertaining movie.”

“He was fishing by the creek most every day.”

“He was the most talented player on the team.”

“Mimicking fashion photography styles and codes, Edmondson makes large-scale paintings mostly based on images taken from magazines.”

“The movie was mostly concert footage of the tour, with random bits of Dylan, the band, their friends, and girlfriends either sightseeing or acting out scenes.”

“An arrogant person, one could say, is mostly concerned with his own ego.”

“He is actually much wealthier than he appears to be.”

“Do you like going out much on the weekends?”

“His taste in music is much the same as mine.”

“These song writers, by the way, air doin' the Mother Bizness rather too muchly.”

“Be this as it may, which is a convenient shibbolethian formula, the Baron read this book, and enjoyed it muchly.”

“Mother Purdue, muchly inclined toward obesity and cynicism, was a human interrogation point.”

“And among all the penaltyes conteyned in our lawes, the vyce of Ingratitude is moste bytterlye corrected.”

“By this tale ye may se that one ought to take hede how he rebukyth an other lest it Torne moste to his owne rebuke.”

“Yes, quod Haniball, and though they were the moste couetous of all the worlde.”