Sentence examples for a wholly good from inspiring English sources

Nor is it clear that a willingness to spend on media-playing devices is a wholly good sign.

OK, I didn't say this was a wholly good thing, just that it shifted the course of popular music.

"The idea of replacing [defective] mitochondria with mitochondria that don't have the defect is a wholly good thing to do," Lord Winston says.

Logically, then, one would imagine that a new wave of Asian models would be a wholly good thing for Asian women everywhere, but psychotherapist and author Susie Orbach isn't so sure.

No, congratulations are really due for providing the clearest, most succinct reasons why the on-now-off merger of Abbey National and Bank of Scotland would be a wholly good thing.

[Anselm] Kiefer was a lawyer, and [Antony] Gormley also started out as an anthropologist" – but I think that its influence is very clear, and regard it as a wholly good thing (one piece, The Last Silent Movie, is explicitly anthropological, consisting of the sound of extinct and dying languages); most conceptual art is so lacking in intellectual content, it's embarrassing.

Unless, of course, he's boasting that his film is, in its entirety, a Walter a faithful and selfless servant of humanity, a fiction created wholly good and guileless.

Gautreaux's characters are rural poor: "When Sam was a boy he'd worked all day digging potatoes with the sun rolling around on his back like a hot rock...".. Sam Simoneaux is that rare character: a convincing and wholly good Catholic family man, conscientious and born into haunted drama.

According to the New Testament book of James, "the devils believe [that God exists] and tremble"; the devils' beliefs, presumably, aren't religious.[2] Someone might propose theories about an omnipotent, omniscient and wholly good being as a key part of a metaphysical system: belief in such theories need not be religious.

These religions did not face the problem with which Christian apologists have struggled so painfully and for so long – how to reconcile the existence of an all-powerful and wholly good God with the fact of evil in the world.

But suppose that what you are up against is a surgeon whose intentions are wholly good.