Sentence examples for wholly determined from inspiring English sources

Individual development, their study indicated, is neither wholly preordained genetically, nor is it wholly determined environmentally.

Men believe themselves free, he said, merely because they are conscious of their volitions and appetites, but they are wholly determined.

In 2010, no one voted for the coalition; and its birth, although partly the result of the electoral arithmetic, was not wholly determined by the outcome of the election.

Men and societies are not wholly determined by economic motives; but economic motives enter so largely into the scheme of life, they are so penetrating and persistent, that it is not easy to mark their limit.

The criteria by which she determines who shall drown and who shall go to "Select Reading" are partly but not wholly determined by the literary worth of the text and by the condition of the book; the author's rising or falling reputation will often tip the balance.

In confirmation of that idea, a study of 9- to 12-year-old British twins published last year determined that, while the children's fidgetiness and enjoyment of activity were dependent on heredity, their actual levels of movement were almost wholly determined by their environment, and in particular by the actions and attitudes of their teachers and parents.

"Remix: New Modernities in a Post Indian World," an exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, argues that for many young artists, being Indian does not necessarily wholly determine who or what they are and does not oblige them to work in a certifiably Indian style.

Near seam geology does not wholly determine the burst risk, however.

If the thought experiments are right about this, then internal states do not wholly determine thought content.

Some of these thinkers draw the conclusion that God must be a sufficient, wholly determining cause for everything that happens; all suppose that every creaturely act necessarily depends on the explanatorily prior, cooperative activity of God.

Our gendered classification scheme is a strong pragmatic construction: social factors wholly determine our use of the scheme and the scheme fails to represent accurately any 'facts of the matter' (Haslanger 1995, 100).