Sentence examples for it does not totally from inspiring English sources

The best they say they can do is to bring the carnage down to what they grimly call a "manageable level", where it does not totally dominate life and politics.

He also highlighted that the ban "applies only to a subset of firearms with characteristics New York State has determined to be particularly dangerous and unnecessary for self-defense; it does not totally disarm New York's citizens; and it does not meaningfully jeopardize their right to self-defense".

However, it does not totally contribute to forecast accuracy of wind power.

It happens that a rule is proposed to the user with a higher abstraction than needed so it does not totally fit the user's behavior.

However, GPR surveys cannot be used alone and it does not totally replace the need for boreholes and core samples, but it does help in reducing the number of such boreholes and hence the survey time, cost and inconvenience to more logistically feasible levels for busy main roads.

It doesn't totally translate culturally.

But it doesn't totally dramatise them.

By definition, therefore, it doesn't totally suck.

While this formal device provides an interesting subtext for the actors to play with, it doesn't totally make sense.

They're in jazz school, studying jazz because they love jazz, but it doesn't totally define their voice".

"It doesn't totally surprise me that the Mail says that, but I don't agree," says Agatha Christie's great grandson, James Pritchard, chairman of the company that manages the author's literary estate.