Sentence examples for whole adds from inspiring English sources

"We were very conscious of making the album work together as a whole," adds his partner.

And yet while individual performances and scenes are effective, the whole adds up to less than the sum of its parts.

The latter group will, in time, look for a less tangible political indicator: a sense of a mature party where the whole adds up to more than the sum of the individual policy parts.

"I think we'll see that the blend, which will represent the terrain of Sonoma as a whole, adds something to each of the individual wines, but each has its own personality".

"Hopefully one day, it won't just be the standard for gold use in the luxury industry, it will be the standard for mining gold as a whole," adds Bove.

The events she puts her characters through may be sometimes harrowing, but the whole adds up to an intensely thought-provoking and ultimately joyful meditation on the big questions: how to be a good person, how to live your life, and how to cope with tragedy.

Last year, the economy as a whole added about 2.4 million jobs, but union membership fell by 400,000.

"The next three days are very important for the Tour as a whole," added Bjorn.

Pour the oats into a blender and blast until mostly ground down – a few left whole add a good, crunchy texture.

That feeling continues throughout; each song feels like a section of a whole, adding up to something like a wry musical narrative.

"There's been a lot of negativity around Bolton as a whole," added captain Mills.