Sentence examples for entirely clean from inspiring English sources
No one is entirely clean.
The division is not entirely clean.
Even so, the union's hands are not entirely clean.
So I don't think his hands are entirely clean.
For starters, though the exhaust smells like popcorn, it's not entirely clean.
No politician of his stature in any part of China should be considered entirely clean.
And the problem hasn't been entirely cleaned up: only last year, a local woman found 13 discarded needles on a beach where her children were playing.
The gang seemed to know their way around the boutique, called some of the staff by name and even knew the whereabouts of hidden safes as they almost entirely cleaned the place out.
The stores display two H. P. computers, identical except that one desktop is cluttered with software icons from eBay, Quicken, AOL, Yahoo and others, while the other is entirely cleaned up.
It's not clear yet whether the mortgage industry has entirely cleaned up its act since the go-go days of 2006; mortgage lending has been so restricted that we haven't been able to see how banks would behave in a normal market.
As a second complication, Oscar's transition from English to Twin English is not entirely clean-cut.
