Sentence examples for wholly made from inspiring English sources

The act in question was wholly made up of such qualities.

"Our plays," Ms. Satter explained, "are usually these wholly made up worlds," drawn from feminist, queer and adolescent subcultures.

"The biggest parts of the turbine are all wholly made in the U.S.," Mr. Cunningham said of the Texas project.

Tarleton was accused of various evils – including firing on surrendering troops at Waxhaw Creek – but the deeds attributed to Tavington here are wholly made up.

Part of his futuristic vision is the idea that people will eventually become wholly made of synthetic parts, as their minds are transported vast distances through space.

Beijiang's desalination complex, built by S.D.I.C. at the behest of the Development and Reform Commission as a concept project, was almost wholly made in Israel, shipped to Tianjin and bolted together.

But the problem of scale remains: no domestic manufacturer produces bikes at the volume required to make wholly made-in-America ones affordable.

The works, all impressive and intelligent, are wholly unalike, made in close response to very unalike scores.

Your baby world, which turns into your toddler world, is wholly invented, made by people.

His stance, at its best wholly uncompromising, made him a godfather of comedy, and won him the admiration of a later generation of stand-ups.

Certain performers sing all their notes in high C. It's never wholly clear what makes the difference between a Frank Sinatra and Joan Sutherland and any number of completely capable and fully engaged but decisively not comparable other performers of the same music.