Sentence examples for well wholly from inspiring English sources

Architectural belief and knowledge have as well wholly distinctive features, reflective of special characteristics of the domain, its practice, and its objects.

"The term was intended to embrace and ban anything more than de minimis profit, gain, or advantage offered to a public official in his private capacity as well, wholly apart from his official salary".

Jane Featherstone (number 62) is at her beck and call and gets a place... and... David Tennant (number 24 - above Simon Shaps as well) is wholly dependent on Tranter for virtually all his work and he gets a place.

Well, not wholly.

Writer Charlie Higson might as well have wholly ignored Stevenson's book – this moved to the sexier 30s, with little rationale behind the potions, but it was triffic fun.

Mr. Brakhage's work is as notable for its variety as for its quantity: some of his films last only a few seconds, while others are epic in scope and duration; they include meditations on sexuality and domestic life, as well as wholly abstract compositions made by scratching, dyeing and otherwise altering the celluloid itself.

As of December 31 , 2010 the Company had majority owned subsidiaries in Germany, Italy, Sweden and South Africa, among others; as well as wholly owned subsidiaries in Germany, Ireland and the United States, among others.

In The World, he states: "the virtue or power in a body to move itself can well pass wholly or partially to another body and thus no longer be in the first; but it cannot no longer exist in the world" (AT XI 15).

Figures from across the electronic sphere, from Eats Everything to The Black Madonna, came out against him — challenging and condemning his actions, as well as wholly supporting the decision to have him removed from festival bills.

Well, no, not wholly unanticipated.

He wrote: "For all his already famous unspunness he was not wholly, well, unspun..