Sentence examples for none entirely from inspiring English sources

There are some possible explanations, but none entirely satisfactory.

There are many ways to think of Blake, probably none completely right, none entirely wrong.

Each has a lot to say, though none entirely explain Kael's heady assessment, above, of the 1975 film "Shampoo".

Parini handles his subject with artful discretion, using several pairs of narrative eyes, all sympathetic, none entirely so.

The design of the New York State Capitol, which was completed on the crest of an Albany hillside in 1899, borrows from most of the leading architectural styles of the previous millennia, none entirely successfully.

Despite Raine's feisty Tuppence, solving a sub-Buchan whimsy, Walliams was at best a nice-but-dim bumblehusband, and at worst playing simply Walliams, complete with painful struggles to hide his Frankie Howerd camp moues, none entirely successful.

Rather, the distribution of accuracy across targets with none being entirely accurately categorized and none being entirely inaccurately categorized represents a general and imperfect ability to accurately infer political group membership from nonverbal and appearance cues.

KEYBOARDS -- None is entirely standard, but all are workable.

Because actual entities are dipolar, all of them have a physical aspect, but none are entirely lacking in psychic qualities, although in most cases these qualities are negligible.

None is entirely satisfying.

None were entirely nourishing.