Sentence examples for has been altogether from inspiring English sources

A strong majority, however, 62percentt, said there has been altogether too much coverage of the scandal.

His rehabilitation has been altogether quieter and more gradual but, in the sacking season, it is a revival to offer hope to out-of-work managers.

Mr. Kramer said that while ESPN and ESPN.com do try to "push it a little in everything we do," in this instance, "the feedback has been altogether positive".

He has failed to use the power of his office to fight for the reforms he believes in, and has been altogether too meek in twisting his allies' arms.

It's less well known than the Mossad, the Israeli equivalent of MI6, but since the six-day war of 1967 Shin Bet has been altogether more influential, as it has had the West Bank and the Gaza Strip to control.

Evgeni Malkin was great in Game 6 (though the rest of his team almost let that lead slip away, too), but the other superstar on the Penguins roster, Sidney Crosby, has been altogether too quiet.

Smith Goes to Washington" would have been altogether too fitting.

But elsewhere, the winds of change have been altogether gentler.

Something simpler and stiller would have been altogether more effective.

Had he not split the conservative vote, they say, the result might have been altogether different.

Frank Capra's political classic "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" would have been altogether too fitting.