Sentence examples for less entirely from inspiring English sources

They're based more or less entirely on geophysics.

Ten years after his death, however, Sebald's work remains more or less entirely sui generis.

It stands in the vein of programming that commits itself more or less entirely to the disagreeable nature of the people in it.

The carriers said they would soon start deactivating cellphones that are reported stolen, reducing their resale value more or less entirely.

But many of the black residents leaving Detroit ended up in the surrounding suburbs, which had been more or less entirely white when I was growing up.

Of the $105 billion of FDI in 2010, some two-thirds came from places where the population is more or less entirely ethnic Chinese (see chart).

Its composition is heterogeneous: near the petiole base, it contains a crescentic, abaxial arch of particularly thick-walled fibres (Figs.  1e, 5, 6, 7b); distally, this arch begins to develop two lateral masses (Figs.  5d– f, 7b) and ultimately two lateral masses and one abaxial arch of thick-walled fibres whose lumina are more-or-less entirely occluded (Figs.  5g, 7b).

As in his previous runs over fences, Sprinter Sacre never appeared less than entirely comfortable.

It is wonderfully observed and subtly crafted, at turns piercingly witty and sad, but never less than entirely captivating.

None of these less than entirely happy experiences by American conductors in Britain signals some terrible blot on their escutcheons.

She seems less than entirely comfortable with it, but says, diplomatically: "I'm not a big romance person, although I can appreciate them".