Sentence examples for while not wholly from inspiring English sources

Mikes was less impressed and, while not wholly condemnatory, was convinced that comics created mental laziness and stupidity.

While not wholly abandoning his work as a photographer of conflicts in the region, Beato began to record Japanese life in landscapes, scenes and portraits in various parts of the country.

Etched in acid and often hilarious, the performance, while not wholly modeled on Ms. Wintour, helped humanize her public profile, lessening the sting of the original book, a roman à clef by one of her former assistants, Lauren Weisberger.

The public conversation about progress, they say, has been forcibly redirected, and is now restricted to technology and entrepreneurship an emphasis that, while not wholly rhetorical, seems gauged to impress foreign observers.

Many of the narrators also tend to use their jobs as metaphors for everything else, a trait which, while not wholly implausible, constantly calls the reader's attention to the writing and not its content.

Mr. Artemis's resignation, while not wholly unexpected following the controversial decision by international lenders to impose significant losses on the bank's larger depositors, still caught the market by surprise and was a further reminder of how volatile and uncertain Cyprus's financial system has become in recent days.

While not all of these were wholly successful – a palazzo pant/gown hybrid is a tricky look to pull off even on the red carpet, the natural habitat of these dresses – the experimentation and confidence to modernise has to be applauded.

While not all of this statement is wholly to be believed, it's true that Williams was by no means the only alcoholic writer in America, or anywhere else for that matter.

In other words, the above-discussed criticism of the mentalist position concerning probabilistic relations, while perhaps not wholly effective, nonetheless has force against all but the simplest of cases, and to that extent the case for externalism is strengthened by the weakening of the support for mentalism.

While it is not wholly evident from these documents that justice was regularly served, the responses from the Court were typically in favor of the aggrieved Natives.

She has been ambitious with her debut novel and, while it is not wholly successful, the subject matter alone makes for a thought-provoking read.