Sentence examples for thoroughgoing new from inspiring English sources

In his thoroughgoing new biography, "David Bowie: Starman," the British rock journalist Paul Trynka considers at length the startling androgyny that made Mr. Bowie a defining human being of the 1970s.

If so, that would seem to preclude thoroughgoing commitments to war or peace or grand causes.

"We could conduct inquiries into thoroughgoing success, but what would be the point?

Mark Green is, at least in politics, as thoroughgoing a professional as Bloomberg is an amateur.

A thoroughgoing commitment to transcendence cannot allow for a God who is involved in human affairs.

The most thoroughgoing of the new Palestinian Authority measures is the state- and institution-building programme.

This is the most thoroughgoing feminist novel I have ever read.

A split within the ANC between a thoroughgoing left and the new crony-capitalist establishment may one day occur, but there is no sign of it happening soon; previous splits have barely dented the ANC's dominance.With good reason, Mr Zuma devoted almost his entire 90-minute centennial oration in Bloemfontein to the ANC's glorious struggle against apartheid.

But you only have to turn to News from Nowhere, his extraordinary utopian novel, to see how thoroughgoing an anarchist he was.

"This is, perhaps, the most thoroughgoing satisfaction 'Columbo' offers us," Jeff Greenfield wrote in The New York Times in 1973: "the assurance that those who dwell in marble and satin, those whose clothes, food, cars and mates are the very best, do not deserve it".

Why would a smart, comically capable young man be such a thoroughgoing mess?