Sentence examples for entirely not from inspiring English sources

Tom Gliatto, writing for People magazine, suggested that Bravo should scrap the Beverly Hills edition entirely — not just one episode or one season, but the entire show.

Unlike most of MIT, we are almost entirely not funded by the military or the government.

And it's entirely not clear how investors would react under that kind of scenario.

So many stores were closed entirely, not sure when they would open.

Right, so, it might not be exactly YOUR FAULT, but it's not entirely not your fault either.

But fantasy's commandment can be more subtle: "Your life is not your life, not entirely, not forever".

Members of the CGT union continued to insist they wanted the reforms scrapped entirely, not merely modified.

Trials were classified according to their funding source(s) in a manner similar to that used by Rochon [ 17], permitting comparison of trials across four levels of funding: entirely industry, entirely not-for-profit, mixed and not reported.

So, DJs won't be replacing pop stars entirely -- not permanently at least.

After many, many generations on the island, zero falls into disuse and out of the language entirely not because it is hard to remember or ineffective but because people just happened to use naught more frequently.

It means ignoring beliefs or viewpoints entirely not having the courtesy to listen to someone's viewpoint or acknowledge its existence.