Sentence examples for wholly composed from inspiring English sources

Natural thulium is wholly composed of the stable isotope thulium-169.

In the hands of the Renaissance physician Paracelsus, who believed people and the universe to be wholly composed of mercury, sulfur and salt, the results were unpredictable.

The peninsula is almost wholly composed of beds of coralline and porous limestone rocks, forming a low tableland that rises gradually toward the south.

The drainage ditches of Ajegunle are frequently blocked, and during the rainy season they overflow into houses and across streets, which fill up with sludge, sacks, scraps of clothing, and plastic bags, so that some of Ajegunle's streets seem to be wholly composed of trash.

The outstanding characteristic of SADDS is that they are nearly wholly composed of amphiphilic prodrugs.

Consequently, given the assumption that the person is wholly composed of the psychophysical elements, it appears to follow that a self of this description does not exist.

All plants, including trees, start life as seedlings whose bodies are composed wholly of primary tissues.

In a cloud composed wholly of liquid water, raindrops may grow by coalescence.

The statute exempts any advice-giving group "composed wholly of full-time, or permanent part-time, officers or employees of the federal government".

This newspaper, which has often backed Republicans in the past, shared some of those emotions: the sunny small-government optimism of Ronald Reagan had given way to the party's moralising southern-fried wing, with its disdain for immigrants, gays and economic solutions not composed wholly of tax cuts.Before Mr Cantor's ouster, the party seemed to be making some progress.

And because of a last-minute boycott of the election by most opposition parties, in protest at the government's control of the National Electoral Council (CNE), many Venezuelans will not be represented.The opposition's boycott means that the new assembly will be composed wholly of supporters of Mr Chávez, albeit split among several parties.