Sentence examples for entirely sorted from inspiring English sources

The masked figures behind the larger conspiracy went free, including the powerful Tuttle family — although I haven't entirely sorted out the details, maybe because so many of them didn't make any sense.

You could say that photography of all kinds -- art, commercial, editorial, documentary, portrait, cinematic -- indulged in an enormous orgy, emerged wearing bits of one another's clothing and in all likelihood will never get their outfits entirely sorted out.

Some nodes may get radio interference that drowns out part of the transmission, or may drop out entirely for all sorts of reasons.

"It's very exciting, there are lots of entrepreneurs, and an awful lot happening despite the centre not entirely having itself sorted out.

While other political news sites might need an army of editors to stay so up-to-date, Memeorandum is sorted entirely algorithmically.

He's investing this form with an entirely different sort of meaning, a different sort of life, than had it been made otherwise.

Indexicals, on the other hand, are a fundamentally different sort of referring term, for which an entirely different sort of theory is appropriate.

Meanwhile, the American-led occupation administration, the Coalition Provisional Authority, has estimated a separate set of needs for entirely different sorts of projects -- notably oil and security -- at $19 billion.

Last week, a boycott finally happened, at Grambling State University, a historically black college in Louisiana, but the football players brought attention to an entirely different sort of problem: budget cuts that have hurt the entire university.

At which point, in an entirely false sort of "Hello, Mr. Godot" moment, Arachne realizes that Spider-Man will never love her, and just sort of lets him go.

Now comes another surprise, of an entirely different sort.