Sentence examples for Most entirely from inspiring English sources

This unmentionable hurt was referred to by James as "most entirely personal", "extraordinarily intimate", "awkwardly intimate".

Of all the great love lyrics, Shakespeare's sonnets are the most relentlessly mysterious and even mystical in expression, and the most entirely carnal and physical in foundation.

Rules, censorship and silence, and above all a sense of disapproval waiting to pounce on those rare times when you felt most entirely yourself.

And on finding a lush glade, "I lay down in the sun enjoying myself most entirely," Byron wrote to his half-sister, "and dared to write down in my pocket-book that I was happy".

When he thinks about his own upbringing, the most entirely Jewish thing about [his family] was the intensity with which they celebrated Christmas: passionately, excessively, with the tallest tree and the most elaborately wrapped presents.

"This position has perhaps cost him more on a personal, and even energic, level than most of his predecessors, because he was most entirely an outsider," observed the playwright Tony Kushner, a supporter who recently dined with Mr. Obama to discuss the film "Lincoln," for which Mr. Kushner wrote the screenplay.

Writing a will, buying or selling a home, even conducting a simple criminal case – all of these activities are in most cases entirely predictable transactions where costs can be calculated well in advance.

Most are entirely private, largely inscrutable to outsiders.

This was possible because Europe's borders are for the most part entirely open.

But most were entirely unaware, and that was as he preferred it.

Even before the exchange, the police officer looks on edge, disoriented, almost frantic, and, most worryingly, entirely prepared to shoot.