Sentence examples for entirely should from inspiring English sources

Concerns that the regime might kick the UN out of Syria entirely, should it become too outspoken, are real.

By "equity", it means equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome (except that people who squander their opportunities entirely should be spared the worst of outcomes).

Of course, there is something to be said for simply disengaging one's enemy entirely, should you ever find yourself down in the trenches, locked in battle with an anti-e-mailer/object of affection.

Avoiding social media entirely should be a copper-bottomed solution, but once stuff causes a buzz on Twitter it just gets reported elsewhere (see today's Metro for those Game of Thrones spoilers in full).

And if technology is such a bugaboo, those who have embraced it entirely should be winners.

There's also a feature in the app to switch off Bluetooth unlocking entirely should you wish to lock your Bluetooth device away in your locker (for instance) and just use the padlock's click to unlock feature.

Not entirely — nor should it.

(The African violet is another thing entirely and should not be eaten).

Like John Dowell, the narrator of The Good Soldier, I haven't been entirely – how should I say?

"We would be entirely supportive should the German government seek to mount a legal challenge," said Angela Mills, executive director of the publishers' group.

So while no material is so scarce that it is about to disappear entirely – we should worry that many could soon become out of reach.