Sentence examples for wholly from from inspiring English sources

Moreover, schemes are generally financed wholly from taxes often local taxes.

My knowledge of Istanbul is not extensive and drawn almost wholly from PG Wodehouse.

Our present difficulties with our allies arise wholly from different conceptions of recent Asiatic history.

Nietzsche seeks to be "born again" wholly from his own spiritual recourses.

No play can be judged wholly from what is on the page; a play has evocative powers beyond the words.

The rhetoric is taken wholly from the past, and with much more literalness than the Curtis-Smith Etudes.

"People forget that this did not erupt wholly from the head of Zeus," says Davis. "It did have a foundation.

Econyl is a type of nylon manufactured wholly from waste streams that include abandoned fishing nets and carpets.

Others want the money to be drawn wholly from public finance sources which they say is more predictable.

In plain truth, our delight in the accomplishment of Col. Glenn has arisen almost wholly from the fact that he is an American.

"Zoute was not the only seaside community in northern Europe designed partly or wholly from scratch at the turn of the century.