Sentence examples for wholly know from inspiring English sources

Rushdie himself says that "Midnight's Children is a product of its moment in history, touched and shaped by its time in ways which its author cannot wholly know".

Watchman will go down in history as the honest tale showing that as we grow up we will all be let down by our parents, friends and neighbors as we realize that you can never wholly know another person.

Its causes are not wholly known.

"Not purely good, but himself purely, for he allowed himself to be wholly known".

They are, they have always been, one of the unique regions of the earth; remote, never wholly known.

The Mint's next scheduled production is also the work of a literary giant almost wholly known for his nondramatic fiction.

In 1644, he published "Areopagitica," his defense of free speech, declaring that truth — which he compares to the broken body of Osiris, in Egyptian myth — can never be wholly known on earth until the Second Coming of the Messiah; we therefore must all search for truth in every way we can, which means not censoring the press.

When the candidates say something partially or wholly false, they know exactly what they're doing.

When we are wholly human, and know ourselves, we become most like either Hamlet or Falstaff".

Steinfeld's Mattie Ross is pigtailed and sweetly determined, and wholly Back Then; you know pretty much all about her in the first minute or two she's on the screen, and the pleasure is in the confirming.

Progressives understand that hard work is an essential part of accomplishment, but we also know that wholly unaccomplished men and women enjoy stunning opulence not because of their own efforts, but because they were lucky enough to be born into the right family.