Sentence examples for to have altogether from inspiring English sources

And even though sailboats have always seemed to me to have altogether too many ropes and pulleys and stays and sheets and halyards for comfortable fishing, I'm sure that they were used for just that purpose in the days before motors.

Although exceptions to these classical views had been reported earlier where a well characterized enzyme was found to have altogether different function in a different context, and conform to a somewhat polymorphic model [1] [3].

In addition, the counselling training and supervision received, and the skills acquired, have altogether contributed to build patients' trust in the healthcare system.

But now he seems to have disappeared altogether.

Now the rougher edges appear to have disappeared altogether.

Maybe it's better to look for the orchestra, which seems to have disappeared altogether.

After that, the Times said, "he seems to have disappeared altogether".

Some of my tumours seem to have vanished altogether, others have reduced in size to a varying extent, and nothing new seems to have appeared.

That, clearly, was the Republican plan for the National Labor Relations Board, which appears to be an institution that the G.O.P. would prefer to have disappear altogether.

In an essay at Open Democracy, Philip Pettit argues that true "republicans" ought to have an altogether different view of economics and the market.

But as the economy soured, some of these big plans have been scaled back or delayed and others, like the high-tech complex, seem to have fizzled altogether.