Sentence examples for most whole from inspiring English sources
"It makes me feel most whole".
The kind who feels most whole when he wins and other people lose.
Most whole onions are slightly dried before marketing, making their skins dry and paper-thin.
"While ground spices lose their bite after a year at the most, whole spices will last a good few years.
Trump is a special kind of unifier – the kind who feels most whole when he wins and other people lose.
In the few scenes where Burt and Verona are apart, we wait to see them together because that's when they each seem most whole.
They "treat a stranger with the most whole-souled hospitality" and "what can almost be called a grave courtesy".
Most whole-class discussions are usually teacher-led (Newton et al. 1999), governed by the triadic I-R-E dialog (Duschl and Osborne 2002; Lemke 1990), and teachers tend to avoid probing and toss-back questions, resulting in limited and simple responses from the students (Pimentel and McNeill 2013).
Although most whole-brain studies have suggested that the two hemispheres differ in tonotopic organization, the results are inconsistent.
Hence the concentrations of soluble Aβ throughout the slice are low and in the superficial regions of the slice, where most whole-cell electrophysiological recordings are obtained, concentrations are likely to be extremely low: probably 10 20% of the concentration of Aβ in vivo.
Most whole-organism drug discovery efforts to date have relied on manual assays or high-content screening (HCS).
