Sentence examples for can't altogether from inspiring English sources

You can't altogether tell a theatre by its rolls.

This is probably the ultimate in reader service, but we can't altogether approve of it editorially.

Of course, we can't altogether trust the picture that these middle-class observers paint of the navvies' lives — wild and outlandish.

The trouble with good news about radio listening is that bad news (as also recorded by Rajar, the industry's chosen monitor) can't altogether be scoffed away.

We know how this clash of cultures will play out, and we know that it — like the institution from which the ex-slave Johnson, even as a hero, can't altogether escape — will never be fully faced by the winners.

Fifty million women readers can't be altogether wrong, if they want to while away the hours in a romantic romp with a modish dollop of the mildest BDSM.

But I can't withdraw altogether, because if I do someone else will take office and that person will be a member of the Muslim Brotherhood or a former member of the NDP.

Though Howard is mostly back to normal, there are stretches from last year that he can't recall altogether, including a vacation he and Susie took.

But it can't be altogether untangled from his signature look — or rather looks, each one telegraphing the arrival of a totally different Bowie: Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane (with the lighting bolt across his face), the Thin White Duke, the minimalist black-and-white version from his Berlin period.

Obama, though, can't escape blame altogether.

But we can't pull out altogether.