Sentence examples for much completely from inspiring English sources

This was unfair, pretty much completely.

"There's just so much cluelessness about wealth and privilege, and there's so much completely unearned money changing hands".

"The Google business is built on a wired model, and as the world moves to a pretty much completely wireless model over time, it's really going to be important for Google to understand everything about the mobile consumer".

Philip Hammond, the British foreign secretary, said during a visit to Beijing: "I think I can say that Britain and China are pretty much completely aligned on North Korean nuclear.

Throughout the middle of the last century, as literature and the life that it makes possible were going from mostly right, in Ozick's view, to pretty much completely wrong, the valiant Professor Trilling "eschewed softness" and "condemned fashionable self-consciousness and self-pity".

"That is pretty much completely disregarded in traditional marketing research".

Which, and I cannot stress this too much, was completely and totally and utterly delicious.

So much is completely out of our control.

"So much was completely broken here by the mujahideen civil war and then the Taliban".

Being homeless cuts you off much more completely from the good things in modern Britain than being black or gay.

The obvious answer is that the austerity stuff broke out in 2010, and the austerians took over policy much more completely in Europe than in the United States.