Sentence examples for which seems altogether from inspiring English sources

It's preferable to Thomas Fulton's starrily cast 1986 EMI recording, which seems altogether too refined in comparison.

I much prefer Hakaniemi market in the grittier Kallio, which seems altogether more real, rammed with locals piling dazzling organic produce into baskets and wheelie bags.

There is considerable dissatisfaction with all the established parties, which seem altogether too cosy.

"She'd roll him right into the ball of dung," Dr. Barash said, "which seemed altogether appropriate".

All of which seems entirely laudable.

There's also the smart practicality of the "trapeze" shape, which seems an altogether sensible idea.

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

Samsung's standard oblong home button, meanwhile, looks to be gone altogether, which seems to indicate that fingerprint unlocking has moved to the back of the device, as with handsets like the Google Pixel.

The only exception is SEPT10, which seems to behave differently altogether, since, when used as bait, we did not identify any septin partners at all.

At the same time were sung the praises of the enchantress "imagination," of the "sensible" or "sensuous" element in poetic imagery, and of the miracles of "colour," in painting, as opposed to "drawing" which seemed not altogether free from an element of cold logic.

However, there are basic differences in the methods employed by us and by the other researchers, which seems to have resulted in an altogether different form of clonal mutations identified in our study.