Sentence examples for more entirely from inspiring English sources

Perverse as it seems, the fewer words, the more entirely present I am as reader.

But it turns out the embrace, made as the performer kissed his "bride" at a mock Gretna Green, was less spontaneous, and more entirely scripted.

The seventh floor of Bergdorf Goodman hums, the eighth floor of Saks sings, and there are few places that seem more entirely of Manhattan than Fred's at Barneys on a Saturday at noon.

A more entirely American classic is Mr. Morris's "Grand Duo" (performed by Juilliard Dance): a poetic and mysterious idea of tribal primitivism that suggests now civil war, now collective neurological disorder.

A neglected child, even if he is never exposed to active and deliberate assaults, physical or mental, is more entirely alone, marooned by his inability to express his own hurt, or understand the hurt of others.

Writing to his father in January , 1917 when he was just seventeen years old, he ingenuously announces, "I realize more entirely every day, that I am preparing for a fine life: that I have powers, which, if correctly balanced, will enable me to mount to extraordinary latitudes".

That she often seems like more is entirely to Ms. Hathaway's credit.

It's predictably, repetitively silly and nothing more than entirely unconvincing.

(Oliver's bohemianism — that is, his ability to make do with little, and then make more — is entirely genuine).

Of course, but they would save just as much money — if not more — by entirely switching to the online format.

The training missions are more challenging, entirely optional, and can be played separately from the campaign.