Sentence examples for wholly fails from inspiring English sources

Unhappily for Mr Miliband, though that summary is accurate enough, it also wholly fails to convey how this 6000 word clunker of a speech came across in reality.

Pinker first sets up what is probably a false opposition (public success and empathy are not in fact mutually exclusive) and then wholly fails to account for high-profile women such as Condoleezza Rice, Hillary Clinton or all the women who are running companies and law firms.

"While it is indeed the case that every parent at some time or other may fail in this regard, the present case is totally outside the norm in that, most sadly, this mother as a parent largely lacks the ability to be in tune with her children's needs from day to day or minute to minute to the extent that she wholly fails, across the board, to establish a safe structure to regulate their behaviour".

However, for wide-bandwidth signals, the Doppler approximation wholly fails since the composite signals experience different Doppler shifts.

He added: "He wholly failed to deliver".

But attempts to eliminate the supposed enemy have wholly failed.

The US has fought two wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in the past decade in which it wholly failed to achieve its aims.

The Gallery is notable both for its gayness and for the fact that the media, at least at first, wholly failed to acknowledge this about the book.

"There need to be third country options found for those on Nauru and Manus, and in that the government has wholly failed," he said.

The panel had "wholly failed to consider" that if Blockley alone had been responsible for passing inside information, it would "not expect to see any remuneration for Mr McKeown".

Greater prestige still and a claim to imperial hegemony fell to the Saxon rulers when they broke the impetus of the Hungarian (Magyar) invasions, against which the military resources and methods of western European society had almost wholly failed for several decades.