Sentence examples for wholly driven from inspiring English sources

Sexism hasn't been wholly driven out of British politics but it has been driven deeper underground.

Perhaps his take on manic lives is diluted by ambivalence, instead of being wholly driven by critical perspective.

"Therefore it would be more accurate to say that increased number of future temperature-related deaths was wholly driven by projected population growth and ageing".

The crime was wholly driven by profit.

Indeed, Boyle complains overall that Spinoza's interpretations of the experimental results are wholly driven by Cartesian theory, rather than a fair attempt to adjudicate between the two alternatives.

Yes, Alexander Hamilton was one perfect New Yorker: alarmingly brilliant, scrappy as any, touchy about reputation and honor, wholly driven to "get somewhere big".

As with NRXN1, the association with LINC00340 was almost wholly driven by the adult European cohorts (P = 1.45E−06 versus P = 1.49E−06 in all cohorts combined).

J. Robinson, wrestling coach at the University of Minnesota, cites intramural sports, which are wholly interest driven, as an example.