Sentence examples for wholly formed from inspiring English sources

James's talent had seemed to him impressive but not wholly formed.

But not wholly a Conservative government, and not wholly formed from the Conservative party of old.

Garter snakes, boa constrictors and common lizards (among others) emerge wholly formed from their mothers.

"The Mafia did not spring wholly formed from the earth in 1991; it was always there, and had a close connection with government officials".

Barely 23 and still not wholly formed as an artist, she has a high, clear voice with a distinct nasality in the upper register.

He's so homespun that he could have sprung wholly formed from a corn silo (he shares James Stewart's extraordinary likability if not his later-life, postwar neurotic edge).

Draw series of connected curved lines that wholly forms a shape of a square.

Both of these use reflection of light rays either in part or wholly to form the superposition image.

The bedrock bedforms range from plastically moulded (p-forms) and wholly abraded forms, to stoss lee forms and plucked surfaces all on an outcrop scale (1 100 m).

Put another way, the individual subject is neither formed wholly independently in a kind of solitary interiority nor formed as merely an effect of exterior social forces.

As ever, I want to try to reveal something of an elemental girl-truth to you, not because you don't know them, or because I do, but because sometimes a truth or even an idea-talisman can be wholly there, already formed, but in need of an Instagrammy frame or filter.