Sentence examples for wholly believing from inspiring English sources

"I tell her that she has to provide him with sexual release or he'll end up with testicular cancer," she answered, wholly believing this.

Despite wholly believing that girls' and women's value is not derived from appearance, I'm as much a product of our culture as anyone, and I frankly cannot remember anticipating an occasion -- the first day of a job, a wedding, a date, an interview -- without wondering, at least briefly, if I had time to lose five pounds or if I needed a different red lipstick.

But I wholly believe this is a misconception.

"We both wholly believe that Trump needs a bogeyman.

This is Bruce at three-quarter stretch at most, and while admiring his craft, I didn't wholly believe him.

The police also searched a second site for the bodies, leading Mr. Evans to suggest at trial that the police did not wholly believe Mr. Hampton's account.

He had refused a position in Ed Miliband's shadow cabinet in 2010, he said, because he "never wholly believed in" the so-called 35 per cent strategy.

Since 1996, according to Gallup polls, between thirty-five and forty-seven per cent of Americans have described themselves as "evangelical" or "born again"; two-thirds mostly or wholly believe that angels and devils are at work in the world.

slightly fizzled out when it emerged that two of the speakers on opposing sides didn't wholly believe in what they were supposed to be arguing, and shifted the parameters towards compromise.

The columnist Mary Riddell, who writes for the Daily Telegraph, says that she wishes never to be so close to anyone to whom she speaks that she feels constrained to 'write anything that you don't wholly believe'.

This wisdom, said to be common knowledge, was superstitious folklore that my family wholly believed in.