Sentence examples for entirely held from inspiring English sources

I haven't gone back to Proust since and remember almost nothing of his cast of characters; friends, neighbours, lovers, or the constantshuttle of small events as they unfolded, but I remember being entirely held, and surprised by how held I was.

And both helped lead campaigns to seize military bases, dams on the Euphrates River and the provincial capital of Raqqa Province in March, the only regional capital entirely held by rebel forces.

Grazing land is almost entirely held in common use, owned either by the forestry commission or communes (parishes).

It is unlikely that all 198 riders will complete the three-week race, which covers approximately 2,000 miles and - for the first time since the 100th anniversary race in 2003 - will be entirely held within the French borders.

Even Jane, lovely Jane, can't entirely hold my affections.

Though Radiohead are perhaps sometimes over-revered, his claim doesn't entirely hold up.

The amateurishness does not entirely hold the show back to the level of simple entertainment.

For the last two years, the Fed has removed the gate entirely, holding the interest near zero.

"Golden Land" does not entirely hold up, nor, I suppose, will it ever stand among the best Faulkner stories.

And Miramax has not quit magazines entirely, holding a minority interest in the New York-based Gotham magazine.

(The logic doesn't entirely hold. He was survived by many other children.) The drama is interlaced with commentary from scientists and writers, and by documentary segments on the influence of Darwinism today.