Sentence examples for comprehensively got it from inspiring English sources

In part, that's because Firth has still so comprehensively got it.

The first book to comprehensively examine this subject, Fighting for Status presents a theory of status dissatisfaction that delves into the nature of prestige in international conflicts and specifies why states want status and how they get it.

They really get it.

Kuziaev runs through the centre of midfield, slightly to the left, and, when he is not challenged, decides to let fly from 40 yards and gets under it so comprehensively that he scoops it 20m over the bar.

Although some countries are doing better than others (Georgia is a strong performer, Russia a weak one) nowhere is it getting comprehensively worse.

We were comprehensively outplayed – we got absolutely mullered by a much better team".

People get through it".

Whatever it was, no doubt there can't have been much to it (even though he was forced to resign or something) or it wouldn't be getting comprehensively buried every news cycle by Jeremy Corbyn not indicating when leaving a roundabout or something.

It's also, at times, the most brain-meltingly effective piece of psychedelic cinema since Peter Fonda got himself comprehensively wigged out in The Trip.

This government has comprehensively failed to get Britain back to work and frankly it's a disgrace that ministers now choose to kick people when they are down rather than even pretend to offer a helping hand".

The classic text in this respect is the scene in "Brideshead Revisited" where the narrator, Charles Ryder, and his friend Sebastian Flyte make a serious run on the bottles in the latter's ancestral cellar, getting comprehensively blitzed and making tasting notes: "It is a little, shy wine like a gazelle".