Sentence examples for contained entirely from inspiring English sources

The world's oldest football club was Sheffield FC (founded in 1857), and the first Football League of 1888 contained entirely clubs from the Midlands and Lancashire.

Lewis cuts a slight figure at the keyboard – though the muscularity is contained entirely within his hands, whose evenness of tone while rippling through the meditative central movement at barely audible levels was astonishing.

At the time, the university's computer department was contained entirely within a modest office building just east of what was now the Center, and was filled mostly with vacuum tubes.

Laser-illuminated projectors cannot only deliver brilliantly bright images, in either 2D or 3D, but also promise better contrast, more natural colours, ultra-realistic high frame rates and resolutions that might finally approach those of film.The lasers are not fired directly at the screen, as in some planetaria, but contained entirely within a digital cinema projector.

Project Vault is a secure computer contained entirely on a micro SD sized device.

It's not exactly the kernel because the kernel itself is not contained entirely within MinWin.

Not just in his movement and shot-making, but also in his grace and good temper: the generous, unaffected speech after his quarter-final defeat of Nick Kyrgios; and the presence behind him of that happy family gallery, which just happens to contain, entirely on merit, a high-class female coach.

The second question is whether there is evidence that thoughts induced by actions can contain entirely new ideas, or if the conjured ideas are simply due to priming effects of pre-existing knowledge.

Unlike the natural AA residues, these UAAs can contain entirely unique reactive moieties, such as azide, cyano, iodo, bromo, boc, and dansyl groups, and thereby afford completely bioorthogonal reactivity that can occur inside of living systems without interfering with native biochemical processes.

Yes: Greene "misspoke," in that an entirely different sentence, containing entirely different facts, related to an entirely different account, failed to emerge from Greene's mouth at the moment that air vibrated his vocal chords and his lips, teeth, tongue, and palate formed words.

The DNA fragments containing entirely or partially the known regions could be then sequenced.