Sentence examples for may be whole from inspiring English sources

And after six weeks of soul-searching, they may be whole mentally as well.

Europe may be whole, free and at peace, but it is deluding itself if it thinks it is unthreatened.

This stuff is so toxic for 100,000 years, so we're not talking about any sort of signposting we will understand; there may be whole different ways of communication.

The frequencies of the overtones may be whole multiples (e.g., 2, 3, 4, etc., of the fundamental frequency, in which case they are called the second, third, fourth, etc., harmonics of the fundamental tone, itself known as the first harmonic).

Looks like "Two and a Half Men" may be whole again soon.

Multigrain breads may or may not be whole grain.

All glass may yet be whole,.

There may not be whole gangs of people watching when Heather Locklear finally makes her appearance.

By James Dickey The New Yorker, June 1 , 1963P. 36 All glass may yet be whole, View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By George Packer.

There may well be whole groups of yeasts from very different environments that are yet to be isolated.

Little is known about the relative cost of whole grains in the UK, but it may be that whole grain foods are relatively more affordable in this country.