Sentence examples for treated entirely from inspiring English sources

This already seemed respectful, compared to how women were once treated entirely as objects to be dressed.

A lot of people think that cholera cannot be treated entirely; they believe that cholera always sticks in your blood cells".

But the Motoring Enthusiast senator Ricky Muir is understood to have told the treasurer, Scott Morrison, and Pyne that he believes the two issues should be treated entirely separately.

Here, if you come from overseas, and can prove strong links with overseas, and can prove that you are going to return to overseas, and can therefore establish a "domicile" overseas that is different from your "residency" in the UK – well, in that case, you are treated entirely differently for tax purposes.

Philander explains that the problem with global warming is that it has both scientific and political aspects, which are treated entirely differently.

In that round, respondents' estimated percentage of dengue cases treated entirely in the ambulatory sector averaged 58% (range = 30 95%).

It wasn't easy, but by the end of our visit she had a basic comprehension that these were two different diseases and the medicines were treating entirely different things.

Some people on the team were wholly supportive, by which I mean they treated me entirely normally.

"We Ph.D. scientists are treated with entirely too much respect.

In this world dwarfs and elves are a persecuted minority treated not entirely unlike Jews in Eastern Europe 100 years ago.

Private forecasters expect nominal GDP to grow by more than 1% in the year to next March.Nor should falling bond prices be treated as entirely bad news for Japan's bond-holding financial institutions.