Sentence examples for whole makes from inspiring English sources
To state that NATO can provide stability for Europe as a whole makes it, by definition, no longer an alliance.
All three episodes have narrative flesh, and the whole makes a rather discomforting if not entirely new statement about the lives of unextraordinary, invisible-in-plain-sight citizens.
The column as a whole makes some plausible points about the possibility of an Asian-American backlash against the bill's implicit ethnic focus, but that's a political question, not a substantive one.
Psychophysical techniques are designed to allow one to make inferences about the inner workings of a perceptual system by observing the responses that the system as a whole makes to carefully constructed stimuli.
The others (which feature air-conditioning, two-tone seand and a cup-holder) might be more remunerative.Third, the Nano project as a whole makes more commercial sense than the basic car considered by itself.
York Ghost Walk "York as a whole makes for a great family day out," says Kate. "Our lot didn't get much out of the much-touted Jorvik Viking Centre, but the city's ghost walks went down very well".
It has, on the whole, made a good start.
Describes the table, a partners' deskNa whole made up of two desks backed together.
Their responses did not on the whole make encouraging reading for feminists.
The little band as a whole made Avery Fisher sound like a great hall: a good trick.
The French, on the whole, make more assertive claims to a European identity.
