Sentence examples for so whole from inspiring English sources
So whole industries vanish, with some of the ways of life that are associated with them.
"There's a handicapping system for age groups so whole families can get involved.
And so whole towns lined their streets and dotted their parks with elms.
"Walking down the pier," remembered Lane, "I felt so whole; I was so happy to have met her.
He saw it so whole and perfect that Gorbachev, three years later, was powerless to convince him that the S.D.I. would militarize space.
Colonies naturally disappear from one site but reappear in another and so whole landscapes, rather than isolated nature reserves, have to be protected.
What else in contemporary art is so whole-hearted?
But seriously– has any blockbuster so whole-heartedly abandoned meaning for mere misfired effect?
In this series, she falls for a man so whole-heartedly that she waits before sleeping with him.
In the end, neither the flight from the CDU nor the embrace of AfD was so whole-hearted that it transformed the complexion of German politics.
The only note of caution in backing Redmayne so whole-heartedly is that the London critics did go for Keaton … So that category perhaps isn't quite as tightly sewn up as best actress.
