Sentence examples for wholly accurately from inspiring English sources

His unwritten calling card says, not wholly accurately, "Bert Fields has never lost a court case".

It's all very very risky," Clegg told Laws in 2012, wholly accurately as things were to turn out.

This is coupled with the fact that the article did not present Cummings' essay wholly accurately.

This typology is now regarded as overly simplistic because almost no one can be accurately described as wholly introvert or extravert.

Although these days many universities and funding agencies seem to take postdocs wholly for granted, not even bothering to count these indispensable workers accurately, Goodman has achieved serious knowledge.

Our gendered classification scheme is a strong pragmatic construction: social factors wholly determine our use of the scheme and the scheme fails to represent accurately any 'facts of the matter' (Haslanger 1995, 100).

Another week, another wholly unnecessary, post-audition audition episode of "American Idol," because the judges are apparently unqualified to accurately measure talent until they've heard a contestant sing at least eight times in four different venues.

Not wholly.

And accurately.

Or, more accurately, NICK BEEF.

Wholly inconsiderate.