Sentence examples for altogether meet from inspiring English sources

Well, superficially at least, everything would seem to be altogether meet and fitting: A great choir is performing Messiah in a towering church, and so the video starts out simply and innocently by showing its awe-inspiring venue and sounding some of its most exalted music.

You should mix them up and then practice them altogether at someone's house or somewhere you can all meet.

To many observers, Hindi cinema, potentially the most potent unifying force in India's diverse society, is failing altogether to meet its obligations; instead it digs its head further and further into the sands of fantasy.

If not, do the dialogues escape the critique altogether, or meet it in part (being inferior to "live" dialogue, but not liable to the full force of Socrates' criticisms)?

The EU may suspend membership talks altogether unless Turkey meets a December 2009 deadline to open its ports to Greek-Cypriots.

By the late nineties, the support group had started to dissipate — Margaret Fraser moved, as did the psychiatrist who replaced her; Lourdes Cintron fell ill; the younger women found jobs in other cities — and soon stopped meeting altogether.

The Working Groups almost stopped meeting altogether and coordination became more difficult.

Altogether 386 Dachshunds met the inclusion criteria and the questionnaire was sent to their owners.

Altogether 714 women meeting the study criteria were interviewed with the EPDS, of whom 261 (36.6%) scored 12 or more.

And in another passage he suggests that the rite of communion, so "obscenely close to human sacrifice and cannibalism," was part of a desperate stratagem by God to help "revoke the expectations aroused in his people by the Exodus from Egypt -- expectations that he knows he will never again meet -- without altogether destroying his relationship with them".

Later we meet Muriel looking altogether less boot-like, coping with the "low moods, painful joints, exhaustion, various infections and fevers" that routinely accompanied the process of making a film.