Sentence examples for no one could completely from inspiring English sources
I sat with several local fans; they were friends, and, I thought, mild-mannered, which made the fact that they yelled "Puto!" — a word whose specific English translation no one could completely agree on, but it isn't kind — as each American player walked out of the tunnel for warmups somewhat alarming.
The pleasure of recovering from an illness, for example, is bad without qualification meaning that it is not one of the pleasures one would ideally choose, if one could completely control one's circumstances.
Alternatively, one could completely replace the metal plate separating the solutions with a selectively permeable membrane to achieve equilibrium of M+ between the chambers.
In other words, after two MRI-scans one could completely eliminate from the study any tumours with a T1 decrease smaller than 8% since these should not benefit from further treatment.
"In the turbulent era we lived through, no one could be completely innocent, no one could live by law alone," Cho Gap-je, 63, a conservative columnist, said to the cheers of elderly South Koreans who gathered recently to denounce liberal teachers.
No one could be completely hopeless and never lose faith or stop trying to look good just because of a stupid reason like: you just lost your 2-month boyfriend.
The inside had been completely evacuated; no one could live down there.
When George Bernard Shaw met Strindberg, he was completely charmed: "No one could have imagined that he had been the intimate of one of those households that he put on stage".
But I was aware on a five-hour journey down to Cornwall on a train that there was one way I could completely clear the area around me.
(No one could, actually).
