Sentence examples for the entirely from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the full or entire extent.
- It is entirely up to you where we go, as I'll be happy with anywhere.
The entirely unfairly named "flyover" states.
However, the entirely Iberian second half raised the temperature.
The entirely blank Moleskine pages are so much more relaxing.
The entirely mindless could go and see it with pleasure.
However, neither such biases nor the entirely different case of outright fraud are unique to psychology.
Rhodes told him that "people would have noticed a dawn coming from the entirely wrong direction".
It's also remarkable for the entirely unselfconscious way it celebrates war and conquest.
US politics has ended up as a battle between the mostly corrupt and the entirely corrupt.
The entirely white space is filled with furniture and paintings, all of which she created.
Equally troubling is the entirely-too-small sleep/wake button that sits atop the DNA.
The dance entirely supports the sentiment.
