Sentence examples for whether wholly from inspiring English sources

The stories of the Moth are something like first cousins to the stories in the magazine's Lives column: true stories told by real people about events that changed them, whether wholly or subtly.

These closely correspond to countries or territories which were, whether wholly or in part, at one point under British, French, Spanish or Portuguese rule, as seen in the bottom set of maps.Australia, New Zealand and swathes of east Africa hold the strongest ties to Britain.

What is essential is that the intentional content of perception explains (whether wholly or partly) its phenomenal character.

The documents can be categorized by the organization of the underlying data collections and according to the necessity and capability of data included in documents as whether wholly or partially is to be structured.

First, our approach does not consider the arrangement or grouping of genes within modern or ancestral genomes: a single LGT event transferring multiple genes, whether wholly or in part, would appear as multiple LGT events.

The paper is a provocative one, and there's sure to be a lot of debate among political scientists about whether it wholly supports the authors' claims.

This case is, therefore, quite different from a case like that of James Hanratty, where the issue was whether a wholly innocent person had been convicted of murder".

Thus, the great debate in Congress will be whether to wholly or mostly repeal the federal government's authority to require states to fix America's worst public schools.

When he spoke of the supporters trusts I wasn't sure whether I wholly admired them for their actions, or was more overwhelmed by exactly how far a group of football fans can go" - Spencer Jones.

Whether due wholly to argumentative force or at least partly to historical contingencies, such declarations had the effect of ending any interest in monism (even in forms of monism such as priority monism that agree with Moorean truisms: §3), for nearly one hundred years.

"I don't know whether we had wholly moved with the times," she said.