Sentence examples for left wholly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in moral terms, this is a challenge that cannot be left wholly to the market.

John Locke, the English Enlightenment philosopher, argued that "land that is left wholly to nature... is called, as indeed it is, waste".

Some of the places referred to in "Saturn" may be more potent left wholly to the imagination — like a prison "which rises out of the flatland like a fortified town" — but navigating the map is a fitting accompaniment to the work of Sebald, who illustrated his books with evocative, sometimes mysterious photographs.

Nor should either parent be left wholly ravaged by a divorce as this too will negatively impact the children involved.

While some critics recommend CIRBs for multi-site studies (where the costs of multiple, conflicting IRB reviews appear highest), single-site studies might then be left wholly to local review, and prey to local biases, and potential impediments.

It's completely compelling, and after arriving on the Saturday somewhat naïve as to how this kind of competition will play out, I leave wholly won over.

Silo isn't making the same mistake: they've painted a gigantic "39" on the front door, and left it wholly untarted-up.

Under French administration, public utilities and communications were improved, and education was expanded (although higher education was left almost wholly in the hands of religious bodies).

Watching Gillian Anderson coolly cut a swath through BBC crime drama The Fall in a succession of the glorious things left me wholly convinced.

The experience of campaigning against the plans has left him wholly disillusioned with the democratic process in England too, he said.

The final route he took, through the Chesapeake Bay, was immensely time-consuming and left him wholly unable to assist Burgoyne as Germain had envisioned.