Sentence examples for whole takes from inspiring English sources

She added: "John McDonnell takes the deficit very seriously and the party as a whole takes the deficit very seriously".

All the food I make celebrates vegetables in some way, but cooking them whole takes it a step further.

The work as a whole takes account of clear Conservative promises to cut a further £12bn from welfare spending if the party returns to power.

Steve Toltz's debut novel, A Fraction of the Whole, takes the form of Martin Dean's confession of his failures and hopes to his son, Jasper.

Of course, his buildings are recognizably of the moment, and he is happy to use elements that his contemporaries also use — green roofs, say — but his hope is that the whole takes a step toward innovation.

The exhibition as a whole takes us back to the era of big hair and shoulders, which was when Ms. Dwyer enjoyed much visibility in the New York art world as a member of the Pictures Generation.

"The whole, taken together, may be equally susceptible.

whole, taking select elements of the genre and discarding the rest.

It was ironic, the whole 'Take Me Home' thing.

The whole "Taking Over The World" thing is outdated.

Our whole take on this is we don't want anything negative to come from this.