Sentence examples for always wholly from inspiring English sources

Not always wholly immune from cliché, there is nevertheless a pungency to their honesty.

His argument that the breakdowns in talks with North Korea during his time in office were always entirely the North's fault is not always wholly convincing.

The female characters at the heart of her novels – clever, impulsive, not always wholly likable – are so finely drawn, I can never get them out of my head.

A few of the long-festering issues identified then have been addressed in some way, if not always wholly or satisfactorily.

Charles Moore, the highly eurosceptic deputy editor of the Telegraph, told Gimson Borisis was always a bit vulnerable because his stories weren't always wholly accurate".

The attempt to paint his former friend Matt Prior (who swaggers around calling himself the Big Cheese or just Cheese, for short) as the kingpin of a "bullying culture" at the heart of the dressing room is not always wholly convincing.

This study does, however, support other research in suggesting that sitting is not always a wholly passive event.

In a long-awaited, emotional parliamentary address, Mr. Kenny said women "who are and always were wholly blameless" not only deserved a formal apology for what they had suffered but also counseling and financial support.

He maintained that the Greek genius predominated in the greatest period of Mycenaean civilization; that Mycenae had always been wholly independent of Knossos; and that mainland Greeks had conquered Knossos itself and had ruled there for a while.

The local team in the league, the N. Y. Rangers, had always been wholly owned & operated subsidiary of the Garden, &, as Garden president, Kilpatrick had also been its president.

In the latter case, it has always seemed wholly absurd that the bowler is given another crack at the batsman with an extra delivery, on the back of a transgression.