Sentence examples for wholly because from inspiring English sources

In fairness, W.E. is an extremely watchable film, almost wholly because of Riseborough's outstanding performance.

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

This was, however, almost wholly because of international population movements rather than from an increase in natural growth rates, which remained low.

That total compares to 110 British-qualified players in the equivalent round of matches last season – mainly, but not wholly, because there are now 14 teams in the competition and therefore an extra match every weekend.

Fourthly, the sector helps individuals and companies to manage risks, whether physical (fire and theft) or financial (sudden currency movements).However, partly (but far from wholly) because of the crisis, the sector is not performing some of its roles very well.

But it's Liu's "Joan Watson" that really rankles me, and almost wholly because... 2. The producers likely want to avoid the homoerotic subtext inherent in the Holmes and Watson relationship.

This advice may not be wholly satisfying because, as Jahren goes on to indicate, in many cases this is not enough to make the would-be abuser desist.

But I find this kind of thinking myopic and I refuse to throw this 67-year-old baby out with the bathwater and dismiss her as merely problematic or wholly useless because of her affiliation with the Republican party, which, for the record, infuriates me.

And again, Chancellor Strine found the board's action wholly justified because the consideration was increased.

"Nervousness" about harassment is wholly justified because it is so damaging.

But, he stressed: "This is wholly inappropriate, because of what it robs from all communities".