Sentence examples for wholly dominated from inspiring English sources

However, the Syrian armed opposition is almost wholly dominated by Isis and its al-Qaeda equivalents, so the US does not want to damage the successful collaboration between YPG ground troops and US air power.

Robert Ford, the former US ambassador in Damascus and vocal supporter of moderate Syrian rebels, said earlier in the year that the armed opposition is now wholly dominated by Isis and al-Nusra, which differ little from each other.

Philip Roth would use this soiled and feckless backdrop in "The Plot Against America" (2004), his 26th book; but ­anti-Semitism and its corollary, anti-anti-­Semitism, wholly dominated the publication of his first, "Goodbye, Columbus and Five Short Stories" (1959).

The first journeys of politicians from the Soviet-occupied zone to the west in the autumn of 1945 were wholly dominated by the SED's campaign to merge the two workers' parties, which met with a certain amount of sympathy among West German workers (Süß, 2003: p. 64).

The twin towers of the World Trade Center wholly dominated the view from their windows.

Twitter isn't wholly dominated by the left, but – Donald Trump and anyone with an egg avatar aside – left-wing views are certainly better-represented there than on any other major social network.

It seeks to do this by ensuring that neither of the two main ethnic groups, the Hutus or the Tutsis, can wholly dominate the other.

The former Tunisian president, who long dominated his nation as wholly as Nehru did India or Nasser did Egypt, was 96.

Fen, type of bog, especially a low-lying area, wholly or partly covered with water and dominated by grasslike plants, grasses, sedges, and reeds.

Yet today some sectors of the magazine industry are dominated by advertising, and few are wholly free from its influence.

Often called the Supreme Combatant, he long dominated his North African nation as wholly as Nehru did India or Nasser did Egypt.