Sentence examples for wholly cooked from inspiring English sources

Almost wholly cooked up in a computer and using motion-capture technology, it turns on a riddle that takes the story from sea to desert and other landlubbing destinations, including an imaginary Moroccan city, Bagghar (a play on a French word for brawl, bagarre), which looks as canned as a sand-strewn set for a Bob Hope and Bing Crosby road movie if tidier and pricier.

After spending several weeks doing heavy lifting on a polycultural, sustainable smallholding in the Shenandoah Valley, Pollan cooked a meal wholly made up of ingredients that he himself had a hand in producing: eggs from (genuinely) free-range, grub-eating hens, corn grown with compost from those happy birds, and, finally, a chicken whose throat he had slit himself.

However, they derided the plot and called it "barely cooked", writing that the characters that are killed are wholly one-dimensional and are not fleshed out.

*ipi 2.3 "cooked rice".

one__kilogram__meat, cooked__after__only__left__less__600__gram.

The totally harmless, but wholly unappetizing white gunk that seeps out of salmon filets as they cook is just coagulated protein -- also known as albumin.

I couldn't cook.

I can cook.

On Tuesday, Adult Swim released a new short film, This House Has People in It, via YouTube, and the thing is part Too Many Cooks, part Paranormal Activity, and wholly fucking weird.

Schulz's meditation on error orchestrates anecdote, scholarship and research into fascinating new harmonies, and Romantic Moderns connects painters, writers, cooks and even florists into a wholly original reading of the English response to modernism.

Not wholly.