Sentence examples for made wholly from inspiring English sources

In truth, most of the Grimms' tales cannot be made wholly respectable.

(There was also an alternative to the alternative, a blazer made wholly of beaver fur, which had the heavy feeling of sacrifice to it).

The blanc de blancs brut made wholly from pinot blanc grapes by Lieb Cellars, Mattituck and Cutchogue, is a perennial favorite of mine.

Cornbread, any of various breads made wholly or in part of cornmeal, corn (maize) ground to the consistency of fine granules.

At first government posts are appointive, but an increasing elected element is introduced, as constitutions are altered, until elected officials are made wholly responsible for local affairs.

At Pindar, an old hand at sparkling wines, the 1996 Cuvée Rare (made wholly from pinot meunier, a rarity) is $21.

But the problem of scale remains: no domestic manufacturer produces bikes at the volume required to make wholly made-in-America ones affordable.

Small children, with tattoos on their eyeballs, dressed head to toe in American aberrations throw stones at him, make wholly inappropriate hand gestures and taunt him mercilessly.

His most damning indictment was that ever since its formation, BLMC had been making "wholly inadequate" profits, but that matters had been made worse by paying out virtually all this profit in dividends.

He proceeded to make wholly misleading analogies with the state of the benighted Greek economy and embark on a programme of austerity which Ed Balls rightly warned would stop the recovery in its tracks.

The case that Homans makes wholly convincingly, in the case of Taglioni and others, is that the great dancers and choreographers of the 18th to the 20th centuries succeeded at least in part because of their ability to reproduce the "emotional tone" of the eras in which they lived.