Sentence examples for to altogether from inspiring English sources
adverb
Without exception; wholly; completely.
— and instead moves on to altogether less urgent and engaging moments.
Simultaneously, his influence extends to altogether remoter rungs of the cultural ladder.
The year after that, Joseph Conrad sat looking into his lens, unable to altogether conceal his quiet, exile's anxiety.
These range from semi-detached demi-casualties (Macaulay Culkin, Gary Coleman) to altogether sadder, more gruelling case studies.
"It used to be that you thought you would go to Altogether Different, tour, do three weeks at the Joyce and be a superstar," she said.
For vampires belong to altogether more prosperous times and catalyse an entirely different set of anxieties, mostly to do with sex.
Getting around DRM is another how-to altogether.
Some said overtures to the Taliban needed to end altogether.
Want to avoid the temptation to charge altogether?
Surgery seems to have put an end to them altogether.
"They seemed to disappear altogether," he said.
