Sentence examples for whole someone from inspiring English sources

That she loves him despite him being so visibly a man who is bad at things, neither a fixer upper or a perfect example of humanity, just a yin to her yang, a half that makes her whole, someone she sees lying slumped on the sofa semi-conscious in front of Sky Sports and thinks: home; These are the only things you can be.

Normally, you respond to the whole person of someone giving a vocal performance: the stance, the gesture, the look.

We didn't switch off the whole time, someone would be DJ-ing while someone else was flaked out on the floor.

"As opposed to looking at each individual as a whole, as someone you can learn from, we see them as either 'valuable' or not".

Someone makes an off-color joke about not really being into this whole thing, someone else tells, childish drama erupts, fade to black.

"They'll shut down the square for the whole day," someone at my kitchen table said.

You know that out of our whole class, someone is going to have your same dress".

Export-led growth can't work as a policy for the whole world: Someone needs to be the net importer.

"Every other night, for the whole run, someone fainted – and they didn't even see her inject".

The whole reason someone invented disposables was so we wouldn't have to deal with those!" "Are you sure that soy formula is enough for him?

Others "will demand to be made whole by someone else," often the federal government, whose forest management is sometimes blamed for residential losses.