Sentence examples for be wholly capable from inspiring English sources
The bill states that the US would be "wholly capable, willing and ready to use military force to prevent Iran from obtaining or developing a nuclear weapons capability" and offers "consent" to the president should he wish to take action.
But Moscow's military is wholly capable of pressing the Kremlin's designs on hegemony over the formerly Communist states along the border that Russian leaders call "the near abroad".
He was even the head of his local homeopathic medicine society and was so frequently impressed with the results that he got from homeopathic medicines, he once said, "Homeopathy is wholly capable of satisfying the therapeutic demands of this age better than any other system or school of medicine".
Concepts or assumptions giving rise to paradoxes or conundrums or other problems within a theory are often found to be wholly unnecessary or capable of being supplanted by something less problematic.
They are wholly different players, but Barkley is capable of moving the ball around near the opponents' goal to create openings in a way that Fellaini was not – as Chelsea discovered when Barkley found Leon Osman in a tight area in the box to set up the winner in their match last weekend.
They were wholly delicious.
It was wholly ineffective.
Some are wholly voluntary.
"He is wholly other and wholly present.
Neither was wholly independent.
