Sentence examples for put entirely from inspiring English sources

There, the blame cannot be put entirely on one party.

Mr. Reggio's "Anima Mundi" (1991) and "Evidence" (1995), which were shown, are of a piece with the earlier Reggio-Glass collaborations: their soundtracks, which have no dialogue, are put entirely at Mr. Glass's disposal.

This theory was running through my head as I watched the Red Bulls fall behind on a confusing penalty, and then get put entirely out of the game by Federico Higuain's impressive chip.

Wheat, the great necessary of life, had been professedly by the Legislature put entirely out of the category of our regular foreign trade, and a scheme devised to be entirely prohibitory in ordinary years: there is only a device by which it may at a time of extraordinary pressure be let in.

This can't be put entirely on the FCC's plate, of course, but it seems disingenuous to highlight a too little, too late response as an "accomplishment".

If they want to send the country into economic chaos, the responsibility needs to be put entirely in their laps.

And, for now, a final word from "AD": Our society puts entirely too much emphasis on where you go to school, and not nearly enough on what you do when you get there.

"Even if she had said it to the House of Commons select committee that interviewed her later, that would have put an entirely different dimension on the whole issue," he said.

"So we decided to put that entirely in the hands of AOL," he said.

Germany's division after the war put Berlin entirely within the territory of the German Democratic Republic (GDR, or East Germany).

He wanted to put himself entirely in the service of a director, with no second guessing or kibitzing.