Sentence examples for whole of everything from inspiring English sources

"The whole of everything is never told," said Henry James – and often we don't even get the half of it.

"I wanted to write a movie where these people were in a situation that was representative as a whole of everything that we're going through as a country".

Weaving together fragmentary images of cartoon characters, professional athletes and body parts, they suggest a culture composed of a whole lot of everything in which nothing is whole.

That's the whole point of everything.

The whole base of everything is depression.

Gill said: "I think it changes the whole scope of everything.

But "more" is Mr. Bay's watchword, and so you will get a whole lot of everything else.

It would be cool to do it, but the whole beauty of everything is me playing here today".

"But believing that anything is possible has been the whole ethos of everything I've ever done.

And that, said Katha Pollitt, a feminist author, reflects the whole history of everything having to do with reproduction, "The woman is always blamed for everything," she said.

One of the women the narrator interviews remembers seeing Lee and Elaine in the 40's "bopping down Eighth Street, two gorgeous girls, two women artists, talking, animated, brilliant, beautiful, the whole image of everything she'd dreamed she'd become part of: being talented and famous and most of all, famous friends".