Sentence examples for entirely such from inspiring English sources

Recipients can order mooncakes – or something else entirely, such as French red wine, Chinese tea or Spanish olive oil, said Mr Li.

This delay was explained by social factors entirely, such as the number of women entering university or the labour market and the widespread availability of contraception.

Other social transfers would be eliminated entirely, such as interest subsidy on housing loans or gas price compensation to low-income households.

Some disappear entirely, such as the one on the tribunal that investigated sensational allegations that a director of the Bank of England leaked a change in bank rate in 1957.

But if you really want to make sure Google isn't tracking your searches, consider using a different search engine entirely, such as DuckDuckGo, which promises never to track your searches and "emphasizes protecting searchers' privacy and avoiding filter bubble of personalized search results".

He applied the cosmopolitan spirit that he had acquired in these years to everything he wrote.He made his reputation as a development economist, focusing on Latin America, but he soon found himself trespassing obsessively not only into other sub-disciplines such as the theory of the firm but also into other disciplines entirely such as political science and the history of thought.

I'm not entirely sure such nostalgia means all that much.

The living organism cannot entirely withstand such assaults.

(My first book, Proust Was a Neuroscientist, was entirely about such intuitions).

"In some localities, the budget relies almost entirely on such fines".

Mr. Sehgal's art is made up almost entirely of such balletic tableaus and social encounters.