Sentence examples similar to completely named from inspiring English sources

The leading candidate in next year's presidential election drew ridicule from critics over the weekend when, in response to a question at Latin America's biggest book fair, he was unable to completely name three books that had influenced him.

The development of genome sequencing technology enhances our understanding of the microbial world; however, since most microorganisms are not culturable, and the existing databases can not completely name the microorganism (Rinke et al. 2013).

One idea would be to reverse the 1950s convention completely and name them only after men.

Latin American countries are loosening restrictions on drug use and Portugal has decriminalized the use of drugs completely, to name just a few examples.

The prosecutor in "The Porcupine" is a completely fictional character named Peter Solinsky.

So he asked his forensic chemist – a dark, slight, completely obsessive toxicologist named Alexander Gettler to run a series of tests.

A political decision was taken to create a completely new neighbourhood named "Euralille" seen as an important factor of the new social and economic policy for the MEL.

However, the game adds new items, areas, and mini-bosses, as well as a completely new area named Chozodia.

You made it in a car that was well past it's prime but completely loved, irreverently named and covered in high school sport and band stickers.

Twenty-two (17.4%) of these were completely uncharacterized and named BUD13 – BUD13.

Recently, the World Health Assembly decided to develop a completely new version named the 11th revision.