Sentence examples for not even completely from inspiring English sources

The train was not even completely out of the station when it ground to a halt.

At Morton Square, the town houses are not even completely distinct properties: three levels of lofts are stacked on their roofs.

It is not even completely certain, some analysts worry, that Japan will allow America to use its own Japanese bases.Mr Bush's latest overtures have had a cold reception in Japan.

The adults — including, to some extent, older versions of the siblings as they appear in a half-baked epilogue — fare badly, as they are almost all inhibited, terse, inauthentic and not even completely human.

Yes, fewer hours overall and a mandatory five-hour sleep break during long shifts would likely be helpful, but we are not even completely sure that setting a weekly limit of 80 hours will do what we think or hope it might do.

It includes accepting and supporting positions that you may not even completely understand; and to arrive at that conviction is so, so beautiful, and to quote my great friend Casey Legler: "Fierce!" These 20 years of publicly speaking my truth have made me a better and easier person to be around.

"I don't even completely understand it," said Marshall Curry, the director of the Oscar-nominated "Street Fight," who's on the shortlist this year with "If a Tree Falls".

I wasn't even completely sure what the word meant, but I knew it was something my software-executive friends in Boulder do to their cars and I liked the idea.

There are lots of reasons for that, some of which we don't even completely understand.

And technically, I wasn't even completely out at home yet.

"Now I had to tell them, 'Daddy's going to be OK,' when I wasn't even completely sure I was".