Sentence examples for entirely that it from inspiring English sources
There are moments in 'Lucia' where there just is such an act of unity in the room, and she stills the room so entirely that it becomes akin to a church".
But the obvious and universally useful lesson of Jo Cox's life is that while politics is, yes, bound to be a contact sport, a blood sport is something else entirely: that it is possible to make a tackle without putting your studs up, that it is possible to disagree with someone without being cynical about their motives.
There is so much to consider when choosing a university – or another route entirely – that it's worth starting early if you're thinking your original university choice is no longer an option.
But rules, process, and norms can eliminate the incentives to starting a business so entirely, that it is unfeasible for even the most entrepreneurial of founders to try a new venture.
We agree entirely that it's up to shareholders to get more organized and vocal.
The older witnesses in the trial talked about feeling, as children, that they were entirely alone — that it was just them and Sandusky, behind a closed door.
And he declared that "it's entirely possible" that Mr. Bush might accelerate his $1.6 trillion tax-cut plan.
For the most part, not entirely, that's different than baseball; it's similar to some other sports.
"It's entirely possible that it would be a disaster, and entirely possible they could adapt to this change fairly easily most likely it's in between.
He conceded only that it was "entirely possible that it was a problem in terms of how one specific prisoner was handled".
