Sentence examples for wholly be from inspiring English sources

Eliot also wrote a particularly nasty and unjust letter to Marianne Moore that cannot wholly be excused by the crisis in his marriage.

Mayor Me's appearance is a direct consequence of the Doctor's meddling in the past, and so Clara's death can logically (though not wholly) be attributed to him.

I thought: 'I love you.' And I learnt that if you want to peform, you should wholly be yourself, as he is.

Whether it is reproductive rights, the growth of religious fundamentalism, child labour, poverty or climate change, many of the issues that have a negative impact on women's rights can only wholly be understood when situated within a global perspective.

"Bill-payers have been suffering for many years from ever-increasing bills, so I hope the cost of the scheme – up to £340 for every household – won't wholly be put at their feet," said Scott Byrom, utilities manager at Moneysupermarket.com.

The effect of HIV infection on liver enzymes might wholly be responsible for the observed LEE.

All this was wholly unnecessary.

Investors may not be wholly reassured.

That number may not be wholly reliable.

Sampling error can never be wholly eliminated.

This would be wholly wrong.