Sentence examples for wholly apparent from inspiring English sources

The magnitude of this transformation was not wholly apparent to me until I spoke with John Thornton in mid-April.

Although the influence might not be wholly apparent in the rollicking "Get Out of the House!," Ms. Skaggs has recently been inspired by Douglas Dunn, Deborah Hay and Steve Paxton, choregraphers who emerged from the revolutionary 60's Judson Dance movement and whose concerts Ms. Skaggs attended at Danspace Project.

West Brom say striker Peter Odemwingie acted "wholly unprofessionally" after his apparent attempt to open talks with QPR without the Baggies' permission.

He returned wholly unhurt.

He insists that this apparent demotion is wholly by choice – the open-ended format gives him licence to experiment and not be constrained by hour-long episodes (the current film is nearly three hours long).

Two and the effects were apparent but not wholly egregious.

But we believe that dismissing this apparent internal soliloquy as wholly unimportant would be premature.

Nor was it wholly because he needed the immunity that came from apparent respectability.

However, unlike the case of two-node networks, it is apparent that the ordering of the networks is not wholly consistent with the simple statement "the escape time increases with the number of connections".

It is also apparent that the results of such animal studies are not wholly predictive of the human scenario [35].

As Odette, in the final act of Swan Lake, her misery is so bleakly apparent you can almost breathe and taste it, yet it's wholly conveyed through the inflection of the steps.