Sentence examples for one's completely from inspiring English sources

You know what, no one's completely happy.

If you think this one's completely out of left field, you may not be paying attention.

Microsoft 's engineering team also wins major-league kudos for the One X's completely internal power supply, which eliminates the legacy Xbox One's hideous power brick (the bane of its users).

Some mothers felt more comfortable discussing distress on a one-to-one basis before being comfortable in groups, but many women found that discussing experiences with others in a similar situation was invaluable, 'to feel like you're not the only one who's completely mad having a baby' (participant 5).

As someone who has taught in high-achieving environments, like Yale and Stanford, it's easy for me to see how one's culture completely shapes what one thinks is "truth". High-achieving students (and high-achievers generally) buy into the idea that "I am what I do". They think their value stems first and foremost from their productivity — whatever shape or form that takes.

"This one's all original and nearly completely rust-free.

It changes one's outlook completely, and often quite painfully.

Any parent can attest that one's life completely changes with the birth of a child.

If job 1 right now is delegates, job 1A is how to avoid one's personality completely morphing into caricature.

One thing is clear: all of the bacteria that's located on the bottom of one's purse is completely unappetizing.

In Ghana they concerned favouritism, when superiors abused their power, infrequency of promotions, suspicions between team members as to how hard people work, and being left to work at a facility completely on one's own.