Sentence examples for whole anything from inspiring English sources

Not the whole book, of course — you couldn't possibly read a whole anything.

The bad news is that the whole "anything goes – there are no rules" spiel that is often wheeled out about London is just a ruse to weed out the absolute no-hopers.

But there is no evidence at all that Democrats are, by historical measure, especially angry with their circumstances or that they are, on the whole, anything but proud of their twice-elected President and prepared to support candidates who declare themselves close to him.

Gestalt theory emphasizes that the whole of anything is greater than its parts.

They played beautifully, but the orchestra as a whole, if anything, played even more beautifully.

Why buy all of a collection when consumers don't want the whole of anything anymore?

James was the nonpareil of the hiatus: "the whole of anything is never told," he confided to his Notebooks, when sketching out the novel.

"For pretty much the whole match anything I hit was in for a winner and it was probably the most unbelievable tennis I've ever played," she said.

To a viewer who has lined up for Marina Abramovic and Alexander McQueen, and live-blogged the whole process, anything less than a giant slide is "been there, done that".

They seek to "cleanse" Syria and the region as a whole of anything they see as alien to their narrow interpretation of Islam.The widening of the strife underlines the fragility of Syria's borders.

But if its finale is wrenching, the work as a whole is anything but despondent: its first three movements capture the folk dances of Smetana's youth, as well as his first love.