Sentence examples for most wholly from inspiring English sources

Lawrence called perhaps "the most wholly admirable castle in the world", suffered air strikes in the summer.

Then it's on the road again to the crusader fort Krak des Chevaliers, described by T E Lawrence as "the most wholly admirable castle in the world".

"Adding Machine" is the most wholly satisfying, although satisfaction is not precisely the word for the haunting aftereffects of this unrelievedly bleak show.

Time hailed it "one of the most wholly original American movies ever made"; it earned eight Oscar nominations including best director, adapted screenplay and film.

The character who most wholly embodies the slipperiness Shakespeare explores in the play is probably Lucio (a subtly oily Alfredo Narciso), who delights in stirring almost every one of the plots with a soiled finger.

Lawrence once described as the "most wholly admirable" castle in the world.Nonetheless, Syria's tourism ministry rebranded the country the "cradle of civilisation" and looked to Palmyra and other archaeological sites as a source of money.

Some are made of real Apple parts stolen from company factories there, but most are wholly produced with separate materials.

Most were wholly unsurprised by the news given Moyes' track record since he took over the club.

It is the nearly 100 million Americans who are unwilling to be disarmed by frightened people who are for the most part wholly ignorant about firearms.

Maine is the only state with a law prohibiting junk food marketing in schools, but according to a recent report, 85 percent of that state's schools visited were noncompliant, and most were wholly unaware of the law.

Although there are a few politically incorrect chuckles, most are wholly independent of the narrative, and would have been better utilised as appended outtakes on a Family Guy box set.