Sentence examples for be entirely clean from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the full or entire extent.
- It is entirely up to you where we go, as I'll be happy with anywhere.
No government, local, regional, or national, is likely to be entirely clean or completely corrupt.
Line will never be entirely clean, because we're human, so how do you make it look clean?
No one is entirely clean.
So I don't think his hands are entirely clean.
But after the number of incidents involving the team, few in Pakistan are certain that Pakistanis are entirely clean.
Wershe's record hasn't been entirely clean in prison.
I can say from experience that no one's hands are entirely clean on this issue.
After that, he licked my feet – toe by toe – until they were entirely clean.
After that, he licked my feet toe by toe until they were entirely clean.
And yet, if we are honest with ourselves, we must admit that none of our hands are entirely clean.
And surely it's a matter of normal curiosity - for us, of course, but for the American people as well - as to how a person who might have been denied undergraduate admission to Harvard for an assortment of moral failings might later be admitted to the same institution's prestigious law school, and have any prior record wiped, as it were, entirely clean.
