Sentence examples for totally in terms of from inspiring English sources

Like most people who suffer from depression, he was seeing things totally in terms of his own problems, when it was clear that here was a family in crisis.

Actually, it is open to question whether live electronic music is really an advance or a reversion to a more primitive state of the art, in the sense that it is the enhancement of the timbres of familiar instruments, rather than music conceived totally in terms of electronic media per se.

"That's what people won't see [work behind the scenes]," Clough said "And if you just judge us totally in terms of points [for the first team], we are probably not doing as well as people would expect.

Saturday's game - from the scrums, to running around, to tackling - is going to be a totally different level altogether in terms of the demands on our bodies.

You see in some American fiction this idea that everything has to be totally explained in terms of motivation, and characters have to be entirely consistent, and the novelist knows everything about a character.

And that has left so many of us totally crippled in terms of our sexual knowledge".

"We find the use of drones to be totally counterproductive in terms of succeeding in the war against terror.

But Newt has framed his sexual history — the parts he isn't totally denying — in terms of a redemption story.

Even as Heather was, so to speak, going down to the sea in her ship, you remained totally unwavering in terms of continuing to not romantically love her.

"It's totally illegal in terms of board regulations, but some buildings just don't pay attention to what's going on," Mr. Novatt said.

"We're able to be totally flexible in terms of the work we do, where it goes, what it's for.