Sentence examples for and is not entirely from inspiring English sources

This can be done through a multilateral body such as the IMF and is not entirely new thinking.

"Fiedler comes across as a decent, bright and perceptive observer who admires the Met and is not entirely comfortable relating all the gossip she knows her readers are counting on," Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times in 2001.

As Thomas's memory painfully unfurls into his consciousness, it becomes clear that he harbors a terrible secret and is not entirely the victim he at first seemed to be.

Fiedler comes across as a decent, bright and perceptive observer who admires the Met and is not entirely comfortable relating all the gossip she knows her readers are counting on.

The common message in a unicast-multi-cast system carries public information intended as a whole to all users in the system, while the common message s12 in RS encapsulates parts of private messages, and is not entirely required by all users, although decoded by the two users for interference mitigation purposes [12].

Recurrent or de novo amyloidosis in the transplanted kidney has not been well documented and is not entirely understood.

Novak's never been to Edinburgh before and isn't entirely sure what to expect.

Everything is lovely, which sounds like a variation of "always happy" and isn't entirely meant to be.

We found that this doesn't sit well with many consumers, and isn't entirely accurate for the merchant either.

First he looked in the mirror and was not entirely pleased with what he saw.

She had been thinking about her recent television interview, and was not entirely satisfied with it.