Sentence examples for wholly defeated from inspiring English sources
CAN a terrorist organisation ever be wholly defeated?
And, so long as it enjoys safe havens across the border, the insurgency will never be wholly defeated.
How, that is, were great-grandmothers not completely destroyed by enslavement, grandmothers not irreparably broken by bigotry, mothers not wholly defeated by loneliness?
Inflation is not wholly defeated, the current-account deficit is large and Turkey's competitiveness in manufacturing is a matter for concern.
Wholly defeated, I hung up the phone and attempted to sanitize my children.
French Canada, led by Laurier, opposed conscription but was overridden by the formation of a Union government almost wholly English in personnel and defeated in the wartime election of 1917.
But if the millions of people who benefit from having the state provide public services make their voices heard loud enough, the drive towards a wholly privatised Britain can still be defeated.
The last decisive naval battle fought wholly by Mediterranean seamen was Lepanto (Náupaktos, Greece), where Don John of Austria, in 1571, commanding Spanish and Italian galleys, defeated an Ottoman fleet.
Spain was defeated and surrendered.
Economics has defeated sense.
