Sentence examples for even wholly from inspiring English sources

Any EU airline can operate in any region, even wholly domestic routes, without restraints on fare or route.

Any offer is likely to be largely, or even wholly, in the form of Pacific Century stock.

How could I explain that my friend was interesting even if his choice of pendant was, agreed, absurd and even wholly condemnable?

Even wholly portable objects have been minified: Altoids mints reduced to dots; Harper's Bazaar in a new diminutive Pocket Bazaar version of itself.

On the other hand, journalists covering the conflict that led to the Spanish American War in 1898 frequently published inaccurate or even wholly fabricated articles caused in part by pressure to sell newspapers.

The use of the word complex later gained acceptance to denote the group of emotionally toned ideas, partially or even wholly repressed, organized around and related to such feelings of inferiority.

The big event, however, is the company's first evening wholly dedicated to the choreography of Christopher Wheeldon (Jan . 28.

In the book's title poem, set in Sedona, Ariz., "TV has-been Glenn Scarpelli banshees / O Holy Night into an evening wholly empty".

Questions How questions are phrased can mean wide shifts, even with wholly neutral words.

If gay people react to this news aggressively, furiously, like swivel-eyed loons even, I wholly forgive them.

"Even the wholly false notion of state control would not have come about if the tabloid press had not behaved so unethically.