Sentence examples for completely parts from inspiring English sources

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I can't buy "Terriers" completely; parts of it creak and strain.

Like Kafka's character, Mr. Watson's Gregor Samsa is oddly matter-of-fact about his predicament; he also never completely parts with his humanity even as his parents and eventually Grete, his young sister, accept the transformation with equal parts acceptance and revulsion.

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I was completely part of the moment," he says.

So yes, body and mind are completely part and parcel.

It's a process that has become completely part of me.

But then she would come down in the evening dressed in her finery and be completely part of the family.

"Dawn and I were completely part of that no racism, no sexism, let's just, you know, try and be funny.

"What I think is worrying is that the shows are becoming completely part of the entertainment business, and the entertainment industry is boring" for those who come to see inspirational design, said Colin McDowell, who covers fashion for The Times of London.

He added, "All those ideas are now completely part of the mainstream system, so that you don't actually need freelance curators anymore in order to make radical statements".

At the same time, you don't want to be completely part of it, because that changes the dynamic of how you would shoot, or how they would see you.

It's completely part of what we do now.

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