Sentence examples for proceed wholly from inspiring English sources

"I therefore affected to proceed wholly on the ground of her having been very ill, and that it would be some time before she could expect to be well; wishing her to tell me anything that she would choose to have done respecting the children".

An argument for the criteria that Leslie gives cannot proceed wholly a priori, since there is not a necessary connection between an event's satisfying the criteria and its being true.

It is here proposed to apply this argument to inorganic as well as to organic nontransient irreversible processes, which proceed wholly or nearly isothermally and in which the product has a higher degree of order or of organization than the initial states.

Some poetry (comedy and tragedy are mentioned) proceeds wholly by imitation, another wholly by simple narration (dithyrambs are mentioned), and epic poetry combines the two forms of narrative.

"There is no possible way for this nomination to proceed without wholly undermining the integrity of the Supreme Court and without sending the resounding message to women across America that they do not matter," NARAL Pro-Choice America said in a news release Sunday.

When Mill asserts that the inference is a deduction that proceeds wholly a priori without any inductive step beyond those that provided the laws for the simple systems, he is neglecting to take into account this additional factual premise.

He proceeded to make wholly misleading analogies with the state of the benighted Greek economy and embark on a programme of austerity which Ed Balls rightly warned would stop the recovery in its tracks.

"At all times, both ministers and officials made clear to the FSA that the regulatory decision on whether to allow the Co-op/Verde deal to proceed... was a matter wholly and solely for it.

He backed joined David Cameron's criticism of a French deal to supply warships to Russia, saying it would be "wholly inappropriate" for it to proceed in the present circumstances.

Mr. Bush would have to set the accord aside in order to proceed with building a missile defense system, a step that he signaled anew today he is wholly willing to take.

He seems always to proceed from a rather grey-toned realism where detail accumulates without fuss, and the recognisable material world appears wholly four-square".