Sentence examples for whole has something from inspiring English sources
I know this team as a whole has something to prove.
"For now, we were able to at least identify that e-cigarettes on the whole have something to do with increased cell death," she said.
You can say the whole Internet has something very escapist to it.
Indeed, the whole league has something of a lop-sided feel.
At Open House Weekend each September (and on occasional tours), you can visit the parlour and see the society's array of drug jars; the whole complex has something of the master wizard's lair about it.
Hymenaea appears to be the most valuable variety across the rainforest as a whole, while Manilkara has something of a high-value hotspot in the northern central area.
The person who created the whole system really has something special there.
"The whole idea is your child has something to teach you also".
"Everyone in the [Facebook group] has something that a whole bunch of people out there have and are struggling with," Miller said.
But for one night, the whole country had something to cheer about.
Private polls seem to show Mr Hoeffel with a comfortable lead.Al Gore's five-point advantage over George W. Bush in the state as a whole may have something to do with this.
