Sentence examples for though wholly from inspiring English sources

The attention it has received, though wholly unanticipated, shows how necessary this call to arms is.

THOUGH wholly without glamour, hypertension has played a noteworthy role in the course of human events, rarely more than in the case of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Then, midway through our stay, while walking through the Tuileries (actually, we were running; my daughter kept trying to dive at the boats that sail the pond-size fountains), I heard a familiar, though wholly unexpected, sound.

At 19, Annabella, though wholly innocent sexually, is not so virtuous as is generally supposed, and she's aware of the prospect a famous man could offer a girl with ambitions.

Something of Platonism, nonetheless, survived in Aristotle's system in his beliefs that the reality of anything lay in a changeless (though wholly immanent) form or essence comprehensible and definable by reason and that the highest realities were eternal, immaterial, changeless self-sufficient intellects which caused the ordered movement of the universe.

Arts people have good access to the media and the howlaround of disappointment, though wholly justified in particular cases, in general failed to notice the green shoots, the unglamorous research, the longer game of Treasury stalking, Arts Council reform and the identification of key targets.

He views Al Qaeda as representing a dying order in which men alone claim war, and with it dominance of women, while the United States and Europe, for all their flaws, represent a modern order deeply though not wholly averse to war.

Though never wholly discarded, the element of erotic provocation became more oblique in his later work.

Ms. Smith, 47, the local Labour Party candidate in the May 6 general election, is a household name in Redditch, as in much of Britain, though not wholly for reasons she would choose.

Worst of all, though, is the wholly cynical split – the one that was never intended to be final.

Iris Bahr, though, has a wholly different approach in "Dai (Enough)," her extremely unnerving one-woman show at the Culture Project.