Sentence examples for complete and totally from inspiring English sources

Our victory in those six days in June 1967 - swift, complete and totally unexpected - showed us and the world we were not going to be wiped off the map that easily.

Montaigne dramatized the analogy between visual mimesis and autobiographical realism when he said, in the preface to his Essays, that given the freedom he would have painted himself "tout entier, et tout nu" ("totally complete, and totally nude").

Then G is a finite ε-net for T. Hence T is a complete and totally bounded metric space and so, T is compact.

Stories about Kubrick's tormenting of Shelly Duvall were false Lisa describes rumours that Kubrick tormented Duvall so badly her hair fell out and she lost weight as "complete rubbish and totally unfounded".

"The WNBA is a complete joke and totally unwatchable," she said as she read another.

Be sure to act in character too, to help complete the effect and totally win over the candy givers.

Apply some mild and/or dark lipstick to complete this chic and totally popular look!

Researchers completed a complicated and totally legit sleep study that followed 180 toddlers and their parents for one year.

In a written statement the Marxist economics professor said that while a third of the bailout review had been "totally completed" and a third "totally agreed", the rest remained subject to "political negotiation" – raising little hope of the talks concluding any time soon.

"There is one state left to be decided," Mr. Daley said at another news conference yesterday, "and we believe when those votes are counted and that process is complete, totally complete, Al Gore will have won the electoral college and the popular vote, and therefore will be the next president".

Even his alleged admirers find that too much to bear – in Philip Kaufman's 2000 film Quills, starring Geoffrey Rush, Sade had to be sanitised into a martyr for pat, liberal, law-abiding freedom of expression (complete with a ridiculous and totally fictional mutilation sequence; in fact, Sade died peacefully).