Sentence examples for entirely able to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wang, a soft-spoken man, was not entirely able to articulate why he was so wantonly defying the authorities.

On the other hand, I was never entirely able to identify with her or Mr. Rush's characters, as I could with Ms. Mulligan's and Ms. Richardson's.

There should be no question that American women are entirely able to serve closer to the frontlines – and even on them.

And Bill Clinton's machinations to avoid military service led to accusations that he was a draft-dodging product of the 1960's, a label he was never entirely able to shake.

They were not entirely able to explain why diabetes and prediabetes rates had continued to rise while obesity held steady, but they said it may have taken time for the disease to "catch up" with teenagers who were overweight or sedentary as children.

Such inner-circle criticism had the peculiar characteristic of being entirely able to discount all the other times over more than 40 years that 60 Minutes has blown a story and then, after great denial and then great self-flagellation, and, as well, after being beaten up across the competitive news world, continued on.

I closed myself down entirely, and was only able to come out of that when I was 23.

They wished to avoid an image of which they would never entirely be able to rid themselves.

"Science has not yet entirely been able to explain how the school of mackerel hangs together in such perfect formation.

But if she'll never entirely be able to escape its shadow, then she shouldn't complain about it too much.

That he seems entirely untouched, able to allow this formidable weather front of diffuse public hunger simply to wash over him, is doubly startling.