Sentence examples for altogether ideal from inspiring English sources

Nor is the timing of his departure altogether ideal.

Nor would this summer be altogether ideal timing.

As Buddhism became a world religion, certain variations arose: in Southeast Asia, most young men spent only a year in the order; in Tibet, Tantric monks were married; in Japan, the large Jōdo Shinshū denomination dispensed with the celibacy ideal altogether.

Jacking a style of rap and removing the rapping element altogether is hardly ideal fusion, but trap was still important given the larger whitewashing of pop: Rihanna was the only black artist with a single in Billboard's Top 20 year-end chart.

Altogether, it's the ideal course for writers of any level who want to make their work attractive to both teen readers and publishers.

Plato made a cognate point by banishing the artists from his ideal republic altogether, supposing that the human imagination is too malleable to withstand without corruption their assaults of fantasy and falsehood.

Callan provides two examples: Should we "cultivate a civic identity in which patriotic affinities are muted or disappear altogether and a cosmopolitan ideal of 'world citizenship' is brought" to the forefront?

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The editorial reads: "Our latest summer story represents an opposing to ideal of beauty altogether, with masked poolside models set out to soak up as little sun as possible.

These reports altogether implicated ES cells as ideal models to investigate the molecular events governing the first cell fate determination during early embryogenesis.

The heart of that medieval story is the idea of repaying a debt of violence, and of the courtly ideal tested against something altogether wilder.