Sentence examples for entirely told from inspiring English sources

Beyond the hints in Beowulf and the remains of halls that archaeologists have found at Cheddar and at Yeavering in Northumberland, the story of early British architecture is almost entirely told through the churches and monasteries for which stone was used.

As Kurt Bardella, fomer Breitbart spokesperson (who's now left the GOP entirely), told me in an interview last week on my show on SiriusXM Progress regarding Bannon's motives in promoting Moore: "Because [Bannon] is a racist.

That doesn't mean they entirely tell the truth.

It turns out he wasn't entirely telling the truth.

Brown, for his part, deflected the conversation entirely, telling reporters he did not discuss the matter with the incumbent vice-president while aboard Air Force Two.

"Some people say I'm missing the fear gene," Agassi mused when we first met in Tel Aviv in February, and I couldn't entirely tell if he was joking.

In a recent "blue sky thinking" day, one solution suggested was to forget about public service broadcasting entirely, tell the government to go away, hire some space on a satellite and produce ratings-inducing trash that can sell soap powder.

"There was a part of me that right after wanted to say, 'Fuck it,' and walk away from it all entirely," Long told me when we spoke recently.

"That changed the landscape entirely," Sweeney told me.

"I loved your talk even though I disagree with it entirely," he told Bellah afterward.

And two stories set in Paris are entirely retrospective, told in a glossy third person.