Sentence examples for a complete state of from inspiring English sources

"When I eventually sat down to write, I was in a complete state of panic," he said.

She was in a complete state of horror so we had to stop the shoot and give her a day to calm down.

First, it is overwhelmingly clear that the government is either blind or in a complete state of denial over the financial crisis that is developing in the NHS.

The industry is in "a complete state of disrepair", says Bob Crandall, now retired as the boss of American Airlines but still a legend in the business.

People hurried from Lancaster House in a complete state of puzzlement, if not panic that they would miss J.W. Anderson's show.

Mr. Edwards, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, used a rally and brief news conference here to accuse the Bush administration of being "in a complete state of denial" over the course of the Iraq war and the economy.

Each of these would be meat enough for most authors, but Robertson has set himself the task of writing a complete state-of-the-nation accounting.

We looked at all sorts of data sources, from government and so on, and have done a complete state-of-the-tech-industry report for the UK.

Some of his proposals to organize and pare these costs make sense — including a complete state takeover of the administration of Medicaid from counties.

ψ is assumed to be an incomplete state of the pair, whereas λ is supposed to be a (more) complete state of the pair.

An alternative approach involving the use of a complete state observer is proposed.