Sentence examples for almost wholly occupied from inspiring English sources

Forty years ago this month, during an afternoon of high drama, Niki Lauda was a witness to an outbreak of audible dissent from grandstands almost wholly occupied by devotees of his rival, James Hunt.

A page on the evolution of the vertebrate eye is almost wholly occupied with a diagram of the eye, leaving the text's assertion that 'there are sensors and "eyes" from every stage in this sequence [leading toward the vertebrate eye] in existing living animals' (p. 86) sadly unillustrated.

The slot machines were almost all occupied.

The Irish writer George Newenham Wright observed in 1840 that "the surface of the Rock is wholly occupied by defensive works; where it was possible, and often where it appeared almost impracticable, batteries and fortifications have been formed.

Interestingly and unusually, one factor almost wholly absent is that of avarice: though money was required and wealthy interests pursued to fund the research, none of the intriguing individuals who occupy the centre of Eig's story was motivated by personal financial gain.

The group is almost wholly state-owned.

After 1945 the almost wholly German population was supplanted by an almost wholly Czech one.

The script is almost wholly improvised.

Occupy would never have been funded by a large philanthropic organisation, but the spontaneous global movement is almost wholly responsible for putting the issue of inequality on the political map.

These turn electrical power almost wholly into light.

For that, the FARC is almost wholly to blame.