Sentence examples for Wholly extinguished from inspiring English sources
Ten years on, those hopes seem mocked, if not yet wholly extinguished.
Some Conservatives thought that he was not biased enough; they felt that, with his past, he was not a sound party man, and they did not like the warmth for his former associates, the Liberals, which he never wholly extinguished.
In most cases, they were completely extinguished.
The right is all but extinguished.
How would I have preserved my human spark within a reality that was wholly devised to extinguish it?
The anatomy lab is the place where the student of medicine begins to master that balance: concealing one's emotions and discomfort yet taking care not to extinguish wholly one's humanity.
All lights were extinguished.
Always completely extinguish flaming drinks before drinking.
The Buddha and, among the Greeks, Plato and Plotinus, all held that life in the time flow, though not wholly illusory, is at best a low-grade condition by comparison, respectively, with the Buddhist Nirvāṇa (in which desires are extinguished) and with the Platonic world of Ideas; i.e., of incorporeal timeless exemplars, of which phenomena in the time flow are imperfect and ephemeral copies.
He extinguished grouchiness.
