Sentence examples for I cannot entirely from inspiring English sources

But, happily, I cannot entirely divorce my devotion to gabelfrühstück from the cultural experience it represents.

Lowell wrote a poem about his stay, "Phillips House Revisited," in which he overlays impressions of the medical crisis I had witnessed ("I cannot entirely get my breath, / as if I were muffled in snow") with memories of his grandfather, who had died in the same hospital, forty years earlier.

When I look at patient medical history generated by others, I cannot entirely trust it.

(a senior physician, Department of Infectious Disease) When I look at patient medical history generated by others, I cannot entirely trust it.

But it cannot entirely be ruled out.  .

Social media newsgathering can enhance our journalism, but it cannot entirely replace it.

I said to myself: 'I cannot for the present live entirely according to [the Kantian requirement], although I would like to do so.'" At his trial Eichmann talked about finding himself in a "new" and "unprecedented" political situation.

But perhaps even Eichmann's reflection during his time as transport administrator – his reading of Kant, his conclusion that "I cannot for the present live entirely according to [the Kantian requirement], although I would like to do so" – was a subtle evasion.

I cannot keep entirely private because that denies who I am.

RW A I cannot be entirely certain without a bit more detail but it sounds to me as if Abbey could be in breach of the banking code here.

There is no doubt in my mind that competitiveness is a driver of excellence in any field, and as a meritocrat and one of those vulgar self-made men, I cannot be entirely against the domination of the field by those who work hardest and are most talented.