Sentence examples for English completely from inspiring English sources

Compare Nicolas Brusque and Jason Robinson: Brusque is the more English, completely cool-headed and clinical, barely making a mistake; Robinson is the free spirit producing the unexpected.

It's called The Peregrine, by an English completely unknown person, J.A. Baker, who watches peregrine falcons.

In Israel, he added, English was "completely widespread".

At this point in her life, she says, her own English is "completely confused.

And that is because – as for no other nation on these islands – what it means to be English is completely subordinate to class, region, ethnicity and local culture.

But by that time I had become utterly infatuated with Nabokov's English, had completely surrendered to the hallucinatory effect of his narrative, and I abandoned all moral judgment.

It is not true that the English have completely ignored this area: John Ruskin spent productive time hereabouts and modern Le Touquet has a notable number of English-registered Porsches, but the general inclination for travellers by road is to get through the area as quickly as possible.

A Jewish escapee from Hitler's Germany who arrived unable to speak one word of English, she completely invented herself.

"The English are completely incapable of understanding anything that's not like them," Silbert said, "and so they invariably impose a kind of cultural rigidity.

The souvenir truck, which belonged to a Korean family from Virginia who do not speak English, was completely destroyed by the fire, according to a Reuters reporter at the scene.

This implies that the set of letter sequences that are valid English is a completely different set from letter sequences chosen completely at random.