Sentence examples similar to wholly entitled from inspiring English sources
Since, owing to the non arrival of the goods in Antwerp, the consideration had wholly failed, the buyers were entitled to recover the whole purchase price paid by them from the seller.
"Most of [the bans], if not all of them, are wholly unaware of the federal law entitled the Marine Mammal Protection Act, which does include an exemption for Alaska Native people.
It is almost wholly the legacy of a single article entitled "The Market for 'Lemons': Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism" by George Akerlof (1970).
However, what didn't obtain is the current dispensation, wherein those who reject the high arts feel not merely entitled to their opinion, but wholly justified in it.
Trevor Potter, a former Republican FEC commissioner, contends that the "only entities entitled to unlimited spending are those that are wholly and truly independent of candidates", and blames the FEC for failing to regulate properly.
Trevor Potter, a former Republican FEC commissioner, contends that the "only entities entitled to unlimited spending are those that are wholly and truly independent of candidates", and blames the FEC for failing to do its job properly.
Exodus: Our Journey to Europe (BBC2) | iPlayer Shades of Blue (Sky Living) | Sky Go Man Down (C4) | All4 My Worst Job (C4) | All4 It was entitled Exodus, and for once the biblical grandiosity was wholly justified.
A London Assembly report from 2005 entitled "crazy paving" said that two-thirds of London's front gardens were either partially or wholly covered in an assortment of paving, bricks, and concrete.
