Sentence examples for entirely found from inspiring English sources

Vincent, introduced for another reason entirely, found himself with the simple task of tapping in the rebound.

The Portuguese, who at first had intended to oust the Arabs entirely, found it impossible to manage without them.

Another study of households where the father had less education, or was absent entirely, found the female children were 10 to 14 percent more likely to complete college.

The results clearly showed that even if the size of HPs was large, the shape of the HPs would have significantly reduced number of pixels entirely found in a given HP, according to spatial resolution of particular data (Fig. 3).

Although the overall demographic data for the study catchment was not possible to obtain following catchment boundaries, the data were compiled according to administrative structure where the catchment is almost entirely found.

Even Republicans who typically support Trump in his various controversies or try to avoid them entirely found Trump's deference to Putin troubling.

"The Master," from Paul Thomas Anderson, did not entirely find favor with the Hollywood Foreign Press, save for its stars Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams.

While the mayor and his cohort bluster and prevaricate, the children — initially excited by the opportunity to "be around people," as though already convinced that they were something else entirely — find themselves dumped in a remedial class with a teacher who is less than thrilled.

There was also a DJ mix consisting entirely of found sounds and the work of experimental composers.

Nevertheless, the film was not a success: Variety thought it "okay", but (not entirely unfairly) found Wonka himself "cynical and sadistic".

Rubbish!" he kept shouting, for reasons that weren't entirely clear – found its way to John Lennon and was released on Apple.