Sentence examples for wholly able from inspiring English sources

It ran into problems, which it was not wholly able to solve, having to do with the singularities a surface can possess.

Seeking better civil and economic opportunities, many blacks were not wholly able to escape racism by migrating to the North, where African Americans were segregated into ghettos and urban life introduced new obstacles.

Consequence, then, rather than fate is the governing force in Kentucky Route Zero, a reminder that we're never wholly able to escape the shitty systems we're a part of.

At school, she says she has struggled to fit in, that she has never wholly been able to shake off the label of "Malala, the girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban".

(Her advanced age did not enter into my calculations, but neither was I able wholly to ignore it).

Unlike Atwill, whose sculptor is wholly unsympathetic, Price is able to balance menace with vulnerability, turning the deranged artist — his face horribly disfigured, via some highly creative makeup by George Bau — into a victim as much as a villain.

Software will never be able to wholly reproduce human linguistic and perceptual capacities, much less distinguish between a Playboy calendar and an Edward Weston nude, or between "Tropic of Cancer" and "Trailer Park Swappers".

"Her release proves that no injustice can last forever, and while Burma's junta can continue its policy of repression it has never been able to wholly silence her voice.

(Oz tends to speak this way about his characters: as if they are wholly independent actors, constantly able to surprise him, even to move him to tears, by words and deeds they choose for themselves. In line with Jewish conceptions of the Almighty, Oz may be their creator, but they have free will).

What we have learned, quite simply, from the last few months is that we now need an SEC once again able to wholly fulfill its historic mandate.

But even while having these amazing experiences, there's the overwhelming burden of not being able to wholly disconnect from my "real life".