Sentence examples for entirely really from inspiring English sources

They could not contain Spurs entirely – really, how could they?

While everyone is somewhat parochial in advocating their own wavelength range, the idea that you would be missing something entirely really resonates with the community.

We need to go on being great representatives of our country to give the world a better understanding that US citizens are, almost entirely, really wonderful people.

"It's a separate beast entirely, people really have to get themselves up for it.

And of course what impact this way of eating, which was entirely new really, has had on us as Americans.

That combination of craft and technology, she added, while not entirely new, "really touched a nerve this year".

The mount's versatility in terms of working for both small and large dogs might be its best feature, especially given you can release the chest mount entirely for really little ones.

You'll recall that I spent much of the winter pretending to be Napoleon Bonaparte, owing entirely to the really, really good Napoleon: Total War.

Detailed studies of electron transport chains in numerous photosynthetic and non-photosynthetic chlorobacteria are needed to test whether cytochrome b is really entirely absent from all Chlorobacteria, as tentatively suggested here, and to understand these likely relics of the very early differentiation between respiratory and photosynthetic electron transport.

Stewart shot five films in 2015, including Kelly Reichardt's "Certain Women," which will debut at the Sundance Film Festival next month, Woody Allen's untitled 2016 picture, Ang Lee's "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" and "Personal Shopper," a drastically different reunion with Assayas that she describes as "entirely existential and lonely, really poetic and really, really cool".

This is comic book batting really, entirely unreal.