Sentence examples for entirely a thing from inspiring English sources
Does all the emphasis on appropriate behavior and networking mean that office romance, that sometime byproduct of the annual corporate party, is entirely a thing of the past?
Well, Enter the Void looks like the work of a director whose porn consumption may not be entirely a thing of the past.
"Despite the group's obvious racism, its mainstream political connections run deep," Richard Cohen, the president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, wrote in a post published Tuesday about the C.C.C. "And they're not entirely a thing of the past".
But they are not entirely a thing of the past: In 2009, three Tacoma, Wash., doctors wrote a case study on a 24-year-old woman who was pregnant with twins and who attempted a coat-hanger abortion.
Individuals can struggle their way free of that through experience and the use of intelligence; but how to make it entirely a thing of the past, I don't claim to know.
At the foot of it is a feature about a book tracing the gradual disappearance of "mishap-prone priests", as reflected in TV sitcoms; at the top, the guilty Credo column by the Rt Rev Stephen Platten, a rector and associate bishop, showing that mishap-prone priests are not yet entirely a thing of the past.
