Sentence examples for take altogether from inspiring English sources
Internal body care I take altogether more seriously.
To think that is to take altogether too simple a view of the whole question.
That would surely take altogether more decisive leadership of a kind that America thought it had identified in India, and rewarded.
Most of what is said and written about American politics, which stipulates that, although the politics we have may be awful, a radiant, transcendently good politics is a genuine possibility, becomes hard to take altogether seriously.
Yet such protests should not be taken altogether at face value.
Taken altogether, it is not clear what this show says about today's Mexican-American artists.
Taken altogether, you have, maybe, an ambiguous allegory of sexual and religious redemption.
Taken altogether, a UN report earlier this year estimated that the cost of these crimes is $70-213bn 70-213bn annually
Taken altogether, the mushroom, bread, arugula and cheese made a tangy appetite-tingler.
She didn't deserve the brutal treatment she got, but she seemed too naïve to be taken altogether seriously.
Taken altogether, the book is a heartwarming vindication of good-heartedness, something that doesn't always get celebrated in a girlhood culture of snark.
