Sentence examples for Wholly settled from inspiring English sources
There are surely reasons that some of us resist being wholly settled, but when the ballast of incompletion grew too much for me I logged on to TaskRabbit to finish what I had failed to start.
6 Although the reasons common SNPs are so weakly predictive are not wholly settled, if SNPs interact complexly (with themselves or environmental factors) to cause complex diseases or if substantial variation in risk is the result of very uncommon genetic variants, then the use of SNPs to predict disease may prove statistically intractable.
If we lack the kind of broad consensus on a set of paradigm cases on which the Renaissance Catholic or Talmudic casuists could draw, our casuistic efforts will necessarily be more controversial and tentative than theirs; but we are not wholly without settled cases from which to work.
Although internal conflict was not wholly eliminated thereafter, it was always settled within the framework of the 1848 federal constitution.
She settled on a series of wholly appropriate 1950's amoeba-shaped beds, laced with dirt paths.
Jews have settled alongside areas that were wholly populated by Palestinians, in some cases right in the heart of Palestinian neighbourhoods.
This does not take place wholly within me; whether it occurs is not settled by my and my parts' states.
Ms. Labelle was a little shrill in her high register at the start, perhaps still adjusting to the renovated hall's lively acoustics, but she quickly settled into an attractive sound and was wholly appealing in that billowing finale.
Mainly self-taught, he settled in London in 1873 and, before turning wholly to free-lance work in 1894, became very popular as a staff artist for The Illustrated London News (1876 84) and Punch.
Non-Muslim scholars, too, see signs of a conscious, but not wholly successful, effort to settle on a definitive form.
Its outcome was wholly unclear and the identity of the next king of England would not be settled for another 11 months.
