Sentence examples for thoroughly does from inspiring English sources
Nothing in the decorative scheme derives from classical architecture — indeed it could be said to be anticlassical, so thoroughly does it bypass traditional design.
Diana has been hailed, with justice, as the exception to the superhero rule, but so thoroughly does her story, as told by Jenkins, trounce that of her masculine counterparts that you wind up thinking, Let's change the rule.
All of this creates a dazzling portrait of delusion, and one hell of a cautionary tale for any viewers planning to curdle their brains with drugs, but there's a hitch: so thoroughly does Bale embrace the part that the dazzle threatens to outblaze the drama.
If the record didn't indicate otherwise, you might think that Pynchon, Gaddis, Burroughs et al had all been greatly influenced by it, so thoroughly does it metabolise their methods and sensibilities into its fantastical tale of rehab, tennis prodigies, wheelchair-using Canadian terrorists, and the quest for a piece of film footage so entertaining it reduces watchers to catatonic wrecks.
ERNEST RANGLIN: 'MODERN ANSWERS TO OLD PROBLEMS' (Telarc) It seems like a full collaboration between the Jamaican jazz guitarist Mr. Ranglin and the mighty Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen (of Fela's old band), so thoroughly does Mr. Allen's rhythm power the music.
There's everything from Kubrick and Brakhage to Sokurov, Roeg and Herzog and back again, which made me feel as if I was getting groped in my DVD collection and fondled in my cinematic memory banks, so busily and so thoroughly does the movie flatter the ego of its ideal viewer, the self-absorbed movie fanatic.
This was a job thoroughly done.
So thoroughly did Greathead develop his procedure that it was used successfully for the next 75 years with no significant change.
So thoroughly did these Olympics occupy the nightly news in France that it made me wonder about what we are usually served up on the news.
A Massachusetts legislator who talked to neighbors the day the bodies were found and has closely followed the case, Representative John J. Lawn, asserted that the investigation was "thoroughly done".
(Isherwood agreed with Aldous Huxley that Stravinsky was "a saint of art," so thoroughly did he dominate the 20th century — and "love... the act of composing").
